He Is Legend still have it

“Few” brings heavy rock ‘n’ roll in seldom-heard strength.
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White Ward master depressive experimentalism

“Futility Report” gives a multifaceted perspective on mental illness and inner negativity through an unmistakable sound.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer
• May 2, 2017
Demon Hunter outlives their competitors

The faith-based melodic metallers come with accessible blood-pumping goodness.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer
• April 4, 2017
Zao diagnoses listeners with “The Well-Intentioned Virus”

The Pennsylvania metalcore legends pour their best qualities into an irresistible comeback.
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• November 29, 2016
Animals As Leaders acquire a lighter touch

Tosin Abasi and company leave djent in favor of their nuanced qualities.
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• November 15, 2016
Biolans need Zao

The metalcore legends’ vital perspective resurfaces with the impending release of their 11th album.
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• November 15, 2016
Fit for a King’s identity fades

“Deathgrip” gives way to unfortunate trends in modern heavy music.
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• October 9, 2016
Nothing can stop Meshuggah

Sweden’s tech-metal innovators gain momentum with “The Violent Sleep of Reason.”
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• October 9, 2016
Chain Reaction celebrates unified love of loud rock

The venue's 20th birthday emulates its integral role in loud music.
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• September 20, 2016
Norma Jean destroys expectations

“Polar Similar” keeps Douglasville’s favorite metalcore band miles ahead of the scene they helped develop.
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• September 12, 2016
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