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share: digg facebook twitter Today's review is a very special one, as it is marks the beginning of my time on Blogcritics Magazine, which was so gracious as to accept my application. [...] I thought it fitting to summarize what I do best, criticizing heavy metal bands (underground ones, mostly). [...] as I said earlier, they have three albums out, and in what I believe to be a very daring move ...

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson announces that heavy metal bands should rule the world.

Sales figures are an elusive creature in the world of music: different trackers, different orders, and different sales amounts. Given enough research it is possible to come to a conclusion by adding the data together. What often adds to the confusion is the classification of musical genre, an element especially criticized by hardcore music fans worldwide. Michael Jackson might be the best selling artist of all time, but how dare his music be classified as pop when it’s actually RB? Nowhere is t

Friday from 7-9 p.m., the YMCA Center for the Creative Arts will host Band Night III, featuring the areas top local hardcore/heavy metal bands in the Y at 301 W. Bloomfield St. Heading the series will be Structured To Collapse. Opening will be Eyes Of The Colosseum followed by Emoria.

At first it seems like a novelty. Heavy Metal bands who's music, lyrics and whole style is based upon Arnold Schwarzenegger films. It's fairly ridiculous, good for a few laughs maybe, but can you really take the music seriously? I say a fairly resounding yes! It all starts with the mighty Arnocorps, who I had the extreme pleasure of seeing live a couple of years ago, a show that was without a doubt some of the most fun I've had. The simple, irrefutable fact of the matter is that these guys don'