If you're looking for a dose of metal, go check out Neil Wonnell's Metalmouth online broadcast over at Reverbnation.
From Wonnell himself:
"I play old school/new school Thrash Metal, the occasional punk anthem, Metal classics, plenty of unsigned bands from around the globe, and give you just enough craziness to keep everybody havin' a good time!"
He is scheduled to post a new show every weekend, so head over to his site and check it out.
METAL!
Showing posts with label cool site. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cool site. Show all posts
Friday, June 17, 2011
Neil Wonnell's Metalmouth online broadcast
Thursday, June 2, 2011
A nice blog plug!
The NWOTM Blog just received a nice shout-out over at the Gogmagogical blog. He gave out some killer kudos my way and I really appreciate the kind words. If you are a fan of music (and you know you are), go check 'em out.
So thanks, Gogmagog! Hope to see you around these parts often.
So thanks, Gogmagog! Hope to see you around these parts often.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Why do I listen to it? An eloquent answer.
Over at the Lunar Hypnosis blog, in a review for Bonded by Blood's Feed the Beast, J.M. writes the following:
"I know what your thinking and the purists have been saying it for a couple of years now too. Your thinking to yourself, "Why should I listen to a thrash metal album from 2008 when I can listen to one from 1988?" The answer is simple, friends:
BECAUSE ITS GODDAMN THRASH METAL AND IT FUCKING RULES!"
'Nuff said.
"I know what your thinking and the purists have been saying it for a couple of years now too. Your thinking to yourself, "Why should I listen to a thrash metal album from 2008 when I can listen to one from 1988?" The answer is simple, friends:
BECAUSE ITS GODDAMN THRASH METAL AND IT FUCKING RULES!"
'Nuff said.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
The massive MAP OF METAL
Here we have a map of heavy metal and all its glorious branches. From Doom Metal to Thrash to Stoner, you'll find it here on the Map of Metal.
The map is impressively comprehensive, allowing drop lists of bands from specific genres. Click on the band and hear a representing tune! Unreal.
Check it out here.
The map is impressively comprehensive, allowing drop lists of bands from specific genres. Click on the band and hear a representing tune! Unreal.
Check it out here.
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