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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Broken Crown Halo – Lacuna Coil

LACUNA COIL‘s Broken Crown Halo made a statement of evolution. For fans, it was a highly anticipated release that followed

It’s early 1993. On the banks of the River Thames, on a converted grandboat named Astoria, three men convene to

Following an album like Foiled (2006) is no easy feat. BLUE OCTOBER rose to new levels of popularity with their

LADY GAGA once told NME GREEN DAY’s Dookie (1994) was the first album she ever bought; “I just wanted to lick

In the aftermath of a cold reception to their self-titled debut album in 1973, AEROSMITH found themselves in a troublesome

Should a band change their name when there are tectonic shifts in their DNA? Whether it be a complete change

Twenty five years after its release, The Gang’s All Here feels like the seed of the DROPKICK MURPHYS sound we’ve come

After the negative critical and fan reception to their 2011 album, The Here And Now, English metalcore band ARCHITECTS reignited their love

Ten years ago, the sun rose on THE PRETTY RECKLESS’ second album Going To Hell. It was an album that

Concept albums are generally dark affairs. 1982’s The Wall by PINK FLOYD talks about the descent into madness of a rockstar burdened by