Agvirre makes music to cleanse your soul of pain and fury. This post-black metal collective have put together an EP called Silence that’s not so much silence as it’s the precursor to a period of heavy, silent reflection. These three tracks are epic and confrontational, and leave no room for

This is insanely awesome: Dystopia performing live at a the Gilman in 1997!  

Though Travølta’s new release In Tinnitus We Crust will have any die-hard fan of d-beat, crust, fastcore, grindcore, and powerviolence drumming their steering wheel into oncoming traffic, this release shows them as worthy bearers of the mincecore torch, originally lit by their Belgian forebears, Agathocles. The production is no-nonsense. Raw.

This Sri Lankan band is shrouded in mystery. No one knows who they are, the members remaining anonymous. In fact, they go without a proper name, although the record label deems it appropriate to call them “Mahasona” after the demonic entity featured on the cover of this, their first demo.

This song is so dreamy. I’ve got True Body‘s new tune “Spirit City” on repeat right now and it’s sending me off on one of my spacey journeys into the fantasy land in my mind. They just released a video for this song that’s off their forthcoming album – one

Jirix-Mie Paz is an institution in the Arizona heavy music community. Having played in Goya, Gay Kiss, Burnout, Get Destroyed, Humiliation, and more, he is a musician of unquestionable pedigree. He is equally as qualified behind-the-scenes, running Paz House Recording, one of the most reputable studios in Arizona, particularly when