Shark Attack is one of those gems everybody knows about, but for some reason only gets the recognition it deserves among die-hard metal maniacs. The record’s roots lie equally in thrash, hardcore, grind and crossover,…
I’ve ever really been down with Mr Bungle, they always seemed as though they were trying too hard to be too eclectic in their quest to force as many disparate musical influences to work together…
Everyone\’s favorite masked mutants, GHOUL, are back with \”The Nectarnomicon,\” a slime drenched single slab of atonal protoplasm straight from the stygian bowels of Creepsylvania, and only available on Bandcamp! Head to maniaxe.bandcamp.com to hear (and buy) what…
Even though it’s close to a decade and half ago, it only seems like yesterday when Municipal Waste singer Tony, under instruction from Ian Glasper, sent me a copy of Municipal Waste’s first album for…
Destroy the Evidence, the new album from Forsaken Profits is a perfect example of the fact that the best music lives in the underground. This album contains a lot of new tracks as well as…
Given their name and the title of their debut album, I expected this crew of Crossover obsessives to deliver a record capable of crushing anything that was foolhardy enough to stand in its path. And…
Calling all GHOULunatics! They\’ve splattered the stage, now they\’re going to splatter the page… GHOUL is starring in their own comic book and it\’s being launched with a crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter! GHOUL: Born To Kill is a…
If D.B.C had been born, raised and bred on New York’s Lower East Side during mid-eighties instead of learning to thrash in Montreal and had spent their days hanging out, and hustling, with the Cro-Mags…
Once upon a time, Real Authority would have been a Crossover band and my generation would have spent endless hours skating, and slamming, along with the band and their groove laden metal core. Neither a…
The first “Hardcore” record that I heard, and fell in love with, was a Crossover record. I didn’t know it at the time and it was another three or four months before I found out…
For a long time, the English Dogs were a band of two distinct halves: the metal Dogs and the punk Dogs, and for a while you even had both versions out on tour at once…
It wasn’t D.R.I. , Suicidal Tendencies or Nuclear Assault who introduced me to Crossover. No sir, I became hopelessly hooked on the mainline to Thrashville and Hardcore Town thanks to a band from Seattle who…
