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“Keeping the Metal Flame Alive: David Savage on Metal Life, Vinyl & the Legendary Black City Records”
1. What first got you into Metal, and what was the scene like back then? Heavy Metal was always in my consciousness growing up. Bands like AC/DC, Judas Priest and Iron Maiden were all household names when I was younger. It was my older brother bringing home a copy of Marillion’s ‘Real To Reel’ that was my absolute ground zero though. That’s what introduced me to guitar based rock music, to long hair, to Marshall amps and what a live band was all about. It was a real game chan
Lee (Review Zoo)
Oct 23


“LIMBS Redefine Their Sound with ‘Doesn’t Feel Like Home’ – A Haunting Return to Familiar Pain”
Florida’s post-hardcore powerhouse LIMBS return with their latest single, “Doesn’t Feel Like Home” , marking their first release since signing to Papercut Recordings —and it’s a cathartic, gut-punching reintroduction. The track wastes no time asserting LIMBS’ signature emotional intensity. Jagged guitars and thunderous drums carve through a soundscape that’s both chaotic and meticulously controlled. Frontman Austin McAuley’s vocals oscillate between anguish and reflection,
Lee (Review Zoo)
Oct 15


"Review Zoo Checks Out Templeton Pek’s Anthemic ‘No Kings’ from New Album ‘Savages’"
Birmingham punk rock veterans Templeton Pek return with a vengeance on “No Kings,” one of the standout tracks from their blistering new album, Savages. Released via SBÄM Records, the band’s sixth studio album marks a bold and defiant chapter for the trio, and No Kings feels like its battle cry. From the get-go, No Kings channels that familiar yet vital Templeton Pek energy — politically charged, emotionally honest, and razor-sharp in execution. The track wastes no time a
Lee (Review Zoo)
Oct 14


Dead Flesh talk about Chewing Glass, The Thing and Sweeney Todd!
Click pic for more For someone who’s never heard Dead Flesh before, which song would you recommend they start with — and why? Chris - Our new song, Chewing Glass . It's an all-encompassing Dead Flesh song with a bit of everything we do. Blastbeats, chunky breakdowns, violent riffs, eerie leads and super aggressive vocals How did Dead Flesh first form, and what was the spark or vision that brought you together as a band? Nelly - We formed during the lockdown period during Covi
Lee (Review Zoo)
Oct 6
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