Do rock and metal music experience a paradox over time?
Our WikiBrother Paulo Dat reflects on how rock and metal are constantly changing and yet are still accused of…
In Porto Alegre, KISS kicks off its Brazilian tour.
KISS opened their Brazilian tour in Porto Alegre and delivered a colossal night, full of effects and lots of rock...
Scream For Me, WikiBrother: Tragic Serenades by Celtic Frost
Our WikiBrother Halison Xavier reflects on the innovation and importance of Celtic Frost. Read the full review! Continue Reading →
Dreamers Never Die: First Impressions of Dio's Documentary and Panel with Wendy and Eddie Trunk
About how we attended the premiere of a film about Dio and met with fans and legends of heavy metal…
In 3 months, more than 8 hours of really good music were released in 2022; check out the playlist.
2022 brought new albums from Hellacopters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Scorpions, Slash, Foo Fighters, Scarlet Rebels, Kissin' Dynamite and more!
Open letter to Dave Grohl, by Nando Machado
Nando Machado writes an open letter to Dave Grohl following the tragic death of Taylor Hawkins, drummer for the Foo Fighters. Continue Reading →
Did Marilyn Manson convert? The final mockery before the fall.
Following abuse allegations, Marilyn Manson attended Kanye West's Christian service and prayed with Justin Bieber. He…
The Torch, the Banner, and the Box. And the Meaning of the End.
"I wanted to share some stories I experienced with Andre at the beginning of VIPER. Stories that few people know. Or remember."
Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" may not be what it seems.
Many believe this song is about drugs and some crazy story about the Prince of Darkness, but it's more of a social critique. Continue Reading →
"The year has barely begun and there are already more than 4 hours of incredible music released in 2022"; check it out!
Every week, the playlist is updated with new releases, so it's an easy place to find what came out in 2022…
The bells of hell and the incredible tribute in one of AC/DC's greatest classics.
Bon Scott is one of the great names in music who left us too soon, and this is just one of the…
Scorpions prove they can still rock like they used to in "Seventh Sun"
Scorpions released the single “Seventh Sun” – and showed they weren't kidding when they talked about returning to their roots on the album 'Rock Believer'. Continue Reading →
Interview and review: Slash invites us into the studio for '4', his new album with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators.
Recorded entirely live in the studio, the new album marks the guitarist's fourth alongside Myles Kennedy -…
Five Finger Death Punch and the drama experienced by all war veterans.
Suicide, trauma, and homelessness are just some of the hardships faced by these "heroes" who have been completely forgotten by society.
Lots and lots of drugs and a trip to the land of bats with Avenged Sevenfold.
Based on the book 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas', the song transports us to Las Vegas and describes a trip fueled by hallucinogens. Continue Reading →
A brutal crime that ended the greatest novel ever written by the band Cradle of Filth.
"Her Ghost in the Fog" tells the story from the husband's point of view, whose love was stolen by…
Leonardo da Vinci and metal? Yes, they have everything to do with each other.
A wonderful power metal song touches on a bit of life and a lot of the mystery surrounding one of the figures…
This isn't a song, it's a slap in the face to an entire artificial society.
"Business Suits and Combat Boots" by The Agonist manages to make us feel nauseous for living in such a fantastical and perverse world. Continue Reading →
Over 40,000 Nazi soldiers invade Poland, and of course Sabaton wasn't going to let that go unnoticed…
With a ratio of over 40,000 Nazis for every Polish soldier, the Sabaton song makes reference to the Battle…
The best Christmas atmosphere with one of the best concept albums in power metal.
The album 'A Christmas Carol' is about the classic English literary work of the same name - and tells the story of…
Time to abandon Christianity along with Dimmu Borgir.
During Dimmu Borgir's golden age, there was no way to go wrong, and "Hybrid Stigmata - The Apostasy" is a masterclass in how to provoke the Catholic Church. Continue Reading →
Fabio Lione and Marcelo Barbosa bring a relaxed atmosphere and a diverse repertoire to Porto Alegre.
The musicians were in Porto Alegre on November 30th for a very relaxed and unconventional show. Read more…
Metal beyond album covers and music.
Our WikiBrother Lucas David reflects on how it's possible to delve deeper into the topic in relation to society, even within metal…
Stratovarius' music is a real slap in the face
Taken from an almost conceptual album about Nostradamus, "Paradise" gives us a little context about the selfishness of humanity. Continue Reading →
Motörhead and their songs about a wrestling legend
Lemmy's songs are about the wrestler Triple H, and how he annihilated the opponents he faced. Read more here!
The prophecy and history of King Arthur masterfully written in a classic by Blind Guardian.
The song speaks quite succinctly about the life of Arthur, the prophecies of the wizard Merlin, and the knight…
The song about the girl who made Peter Steele of Type O Negative suffer for love.
With great humor, "Black No. 1 (Little Miss Scare-All)" tells the story of the most narcissistic and cold girl Peter Steele has ever met. Continue Reading →
The Death song that sounds like an autobiographical work by Chuck Schuldiner.
The song tells the story of a healthy person who enters a vegetative state and becomes dependent on a…
The serenity of Testament in one of the best thrash metal ballads.
In this classic song, the band talks a bit about the state of serenity and how we need to mentally 'disconnect' from…
The blood in the veins that runs in a classic power metal track by Hammerfall.
Today's song is about the famous crimson thunder, which the band refers to as if it were the blood in our veins. Read more here! Continue Reading →