cross-genre Archives

Fame On Fire – Welcome To The Chaos (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueAugust 2, 2022

Lust for or loathe their art, you cannot deny when a band has a buzz swarming around their name. This aroma of need-to-know accompanies Fame On Fire, a cross-genre quartet that needs to be buzzworthy to avoid becoming unintentionally ironic. Well, spoiler alert: they deliver ... Read More

Blood Command – Praise Armageddonism (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueJuly 28, 2022

It’s a rare moment when you should rush to gulp down the Kool-Aid. And yet, Norway’s Blood Command has definitely inspired a thirst for the sweet yet deadly on Praise Armageddonism, which arrived on July 1, 2022, thanks to Hassle Records. Self-proclaimed DeathPop, the Bergen ... Read More

Northlane – Obsidian (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueApril 22, 2022

The finest of poetry often arises from the darkest of days. Australia’s most resilient Progressive Metalcore outfit, Northlane, has been here before: clawing their way out from under with 2019’s ARIA Award-winning Alien. But life is cyclic, time is often the enemy, and three years ... Read More

Bad Omens – The Death of Peace of Mind (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueMarch 30, 2022

Since their 2016 debut, Bad Omens has gained a reputation that has everyone uttering their name—from Twitch banter to YouTube reactions, you can’t escape it. So, the arrival of their latest, The Death of Peace of Mind, might bring its own fodder for gossip, what ... Read More

Don Broco – Amazing Things (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueDecember 31, 2021

How does one even begin to categorize the delicious cacophony that is Don Broco? Other bands might skirt their assigned genre and flaunt their eclecticism for a release or two, but these psycho Brits have made a career out of pissing on expectations. No doubt ... Read More

Charlotte Wessels – Tales From Six Feet Under (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueDecember 31, 2021

A lyric soprano who is unafraid to bare her soul, singer-songwriter Charlotte Wessels defies categorization with the artful stories that comprise her solo debut, Tales From Six Feet Under, which arrived on September 17, 2021, thanks to Napalm Records. Wessels, as you know, recently went ... Read More

cross-genre

Fame On Fire – Welcome To The Chaos (Album Review)

Blood Command – Praise Armageddonism (Album Review)

Northlane – Obsidian (Album Review)

Bad Omens – The Death of Peace of Mind (Album Review)

Charlotte Wessels – Tales From Six Feet Under (Album Review)

Fame On Fire – Welcome To The Chaos (Album Review)

Blood Command – Praise Armageddonism (Album Review)

Northlane – Obsidian (Album Review)

Bad Omens – The Death of Peace of Mind (Album Review)

Charlotte Wessels – Tales From Six Feet Under (Album Review)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Ravenous (1999)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995)

This Week In Horror Movie History – The Stepford Wives (1975)

Developing Artist Showcase – Niina Soleil

Developing Artist Showcase – Blythe Bonnie

Developing Artist Showcase – Empty Streets

Interview – cumgirl8

Interview – Vincent Pastore

Interview – George Nolfi

Dee Snider: He’s Not Gonna Take It (Graphic Novel Review)

Pantera: Vulgar Display of Power (Graphic Novel Review)

Blondie: Against The Odds (Graphic Novel Review)