The Future Of All Metal, All The Time

Hey everybody. After four months, I’m re-evaluting what to do with the blog. So I’ve decided to keep it going, but I’m going to cut back on it. With two websites to write for, and a full time job, this blog is the last thing on my mind. So I will periodically update it, but don’t forget to check out my work at 411 Mania and SMN News.

If anybody has any ideas or bands I can look at, post in the comment section and I’ll see what I can do. Thanks again everybody for reading All Metal, All The Time!

New Saliva Page!

Yep, rock/metal fans, today is a special day here on the blog. I have for you an exclusive interview with Saliva frontman Josey Scott and some fun extras, including a preview of their new album, a map showing the band’s upcoming shows, and a poll asking what their best album is. Enjoy the page, located on the side of the blog.

A Short, But Interesting Message From God

I was checking through some old e-mails yesterday and found this interesting video from Total Fucking Destruction/Brutal Truth drummer Richard Hoak’s solo project Peacemaker. Enjoy “A Short, But Interesting Message From God.” 

Suspyre-When Time Fades… Preview

Hey everybody. Hope you all had a nice Thanksgiving, unless you are from a foreign country. In that case, I hope you had a nice Thursday. I gave myself a mini-break so I could eat myself into a coma. Now that I’m out of the coma, it’s back to the blog. I will have a review up of Suspyre’s When Time Fades… on Friday, but for now, I will do a brief paragraph on what to expect. Think of it as a coming attraction previewing what will be ahead…

The Band

Gregg Rossetti – Guitars, Orchestration, MIDI Programming, Saxophones, Tenor Viola da gamba, Chapman Stick
Rich Skibinsky – Guitar, Orchestration, MIDI Programming, Keyboards
Clay Barton – Lead, Backing Vocals
Andrew Distabile – Bass
April Sese – Keyboards

The Preview

Suspyre formed in Flemington, New Jersey in 2001. Since their formation, the progressive metal band has been through several line-up changes and multiple record labels. Their newest album, When Time Fades…, will immediately remind the listener of Symphony X and Dream Theater. That isn’t a bad thing, as long as you aren’t expecting innovation from Suspyre. After a listen or two, a few songs have stood out. The two epics, “Siren” and “Let Freedom Ring (The Heart of It All),” are fantastic slabs of progressive metal and the guitar work is stellar. I think I need to get some more time in with it before making my final decision, but so far, When Time Fades… shows a lot of promise.