News: American Standards’ Release Chaotic New Song ‘Phantom Limb’; Announce Tour Dates
Phoenix, Arizona’s American Standards have premiered a completely unhinged new single titled “Phantom Limb”.
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Feature: Claim Your MTA Certificate with Microsoft 98-349 Operating System Fundamentals Exam
The Microsoft 98-349 certification exam offers a beginner-level practice lab course.
News: Atorc Unveil Their Upcoming Album Details!
Formed in 2012, the battle-hardened folk-metal warriors, Atorc of East Anglia unveil details of their upcoming new album!
The GBHBL Whiplash Podcast – Episode 37: Happy New Year!
Welcome to Episode 37 of the GBHBL Whiplash. A podcast where we talk about rock & metal albums/news & play tracks from upcoming underground bands. This episode we talk about Arch Enemy vs The Photographer, the Batushka theft, new albums that have been released so far, Bloodstock 2019 and Metal 2 The Masses Essex!
We have four tracks on this podcast coming from Split/Cross, Hænesy, Owl Maker and Pathos & Logos!
News: Press to MECO release ‘A Quick Fix’ (Acoustic) Single
Fresh from a 27-date European tour with US rock band Shinedown, alternative rock trio Press to MECO have released their single ‘A Quick Fix’ taken from their new acoustic EP.
News: Autumns Eyes – Studio Update
Solo metal band Autumns Eyes emerges from the woods of New England to share a behind the scenes look into a new batch of heavy haunted material set to release later this year.
News: Camp Death III in 2D Director Sits Through Own Dumb Movie For Over 52 Hours!
For the purposes of promotion (and raising much needed advertising funds) Canadian Director Matt Frame sat through his film ‘Camp Death III in 2D!’ 34 continuous times for a grand total of 52 hours, 27 minutes, and 23 seconds.
The GBHBL Whiplash – Episode 36: The Worst of 2018 in Rock & Metal
Episode 36 sees Brendan & Carl from Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life give you a rundown of some of the worst things to happen in rock and metal this year. From Bullet for My Valentine to Ghost to the loss of far too many musicians.