Philip Sayblack
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BUTCHER BABIES 'Nightbloom' (opens the original)
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Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 12:08 PM BUTCHER BABIES Nightbloom Judge & Jury Records This coming Friday, hard rock act BUTCHER BABIES will release its latest album, 'Nightbloom' to the masses. Set for release Oct. 2 via Judge & Jury Records, the 10-song record (the band’s fifth) is an intriguing presentation. That is because between its musical and lyrical presentations it is sure to appeal to a wide yet targeted audience all at the same time. The record’s production puts the finishing touch
JOYOUS WOLF 'In Between' (opens the original)
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MTV made a huge announcement this week about its annual Video Music Awards event. For those who have not yet heard or read, the company announced this week, it has removed the “Best Rock” category from its yearly awards ceremony. That change is massive as it makes top brass at MTV (which really has not even deserved to be called MTV for ages ever since dropping music videos from its daily programming) look like they have no respect for the genre any longer. That is because as AC/DC front man Bri
SALIVA 'Breaking Through' (opens the original)
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SALIVA Breaking Through Judge & Jury Records The late 1990s and early 2000s was a tumultuous age for the rock and metal community. That is because that is when the world saw the rise of the nu-metal movement. Some survived and just as many faded after just one record. One of the bands that managed to survive those early years was rock act SALIVA. Ever since releasing its self-titled debut in 1997, the band has navigated those rough waters and maintained its place as a fan favorite, releasing 11
TUNGSTEN 'Ashes' (opens the original)
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This coming fall, Tungsten will hit the road for its “Anthems of Steel Tour.” Set to kick off Oct. 7 in Herford, Germany, the tour (and further dates that follow) will be in support of the band’s forthcoming album, Ashes. The band’s fifth album, it is scheduled for release Oct. 8, just a day after that noted tour launches. Spanning 11 songs, the 41-minute record is a solid new offering from this veteran power metal outfit. That is proven in part through its musical body, which will be discussed
THEORY OF A DEADMAN 'Part 1: Funeral Songs' (opens the original)
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THEORY OF A DEADMAN Part 1: Funeral Songs EP OneRPM This coming September, Theory of a Deadman will release its latest studio recording in the form of its new EP, Part 1: Funeral Songs. Set for release Sept. 4 via OneRPM, the 6-song record will come more than three years after the release of the band’s then latest offering, its album, Dinosaur, which was released in March 2023 through Roadrunner Records. The record is a solid addition to this year’s field of new EPs. This is shown through the re
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