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This is one way to stage a comeback. After releasing a brief statement about why she left Cerebral Bore, Simone “Som” Pluijmers has kept...
Say it ain't so! Cerebral Bore is a band we've been huge supports of here at Metal Injection for…basically ever. Well, it looks like...
THIS is an extreme death metal tour. We are so excited to be co-presenting (along with MetalSucks) Dying Fetus' final headlining run of 2012,...
A hearty congratulations goes out to those fine lads and lady in Cerebral Bore who have secured the opening slot on this year's Summer...
A few weeks ago, we hung out with Cerebral Bore, and Noa interviewed them. After the interview, Som was dying for a milk shake,...
By – Noa Avior Have you ever tried biting into aluminum foil? You know that electric feeling that goes from your jaw to your...
Impressed by Slipknot's use of three drums in their metal onslaught? Although they are by no-means "metal", Japan's long-running, highly influential institutional noise rockers...
Portnoy's second era begins on the stage.
Birmingham's musical heritage has been preserved.
"After all, you really can't have too much good blackened death metal in your life."
"Ten fine features could have been traded for five amazing ones, that truly complemented the sounds and delivered extra layers."
"They kind of want me to take the reins with the setlist and with the ideas of crazy sets and crazy shows and unique...
"As the tides turn and as things go, I'm super happy and very content with everything I'm doing now."
The setlist included "Floods" for the first time in 23 years.
From Black Sabbath to Gojira, there's a lot to unpack here.
"Hey, Madonna wants to see you guys play."
"The plan is to focus on Behemoth mainly next year."
Saltpig – the duo featuring producer Mitch Davis (Damon Albarn, U2, Mark Lanegan, etc.) and Fabio Alessandrini (Annihilator) – is now streaming their crunchy...
Plus releases from Deathchant, The Lion's Daughter, Mondo Generator, Oni, and Twin Temple
Plus releases from Capra, Dusk, Of Mice & Men, Linus Klausenitzer, and Svalbard
