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Song of the Day: Electric Youth, “Runaway,” from Innerworld (Secretly Canadian, 2014)

Set your Debbie Gibson prejudices aside...

Song of the Day: Neon Night, “Overdose,” from Neon Night (Angel, 1987)

A brightly shining star of (semi-)straightforward, traditional heavy metal.

Song of the Day: In Flames, “The Quiet Place,” from Soundtrack to Your Escape (Nuclear Blast, 2004)

Well, it's really not that quiet...

Song of the Day: Oliver Magnum, “Trapped,” from Oliver Magnum (New Renaissance, 1989)

An obscure gem of slightly thrashy, slightly progressive metal...

Marty James Should be a Household Name

15+ years of musical genius from a singer, songwriter, and producer who should by now be a megastar.

Song of the Day: Fader Friend, “I'm Still Waiting,” from Gloom (Self-Released, 2014)

Hazy, grunge-tinged emo... but "prettier."

Interview: Joonas Koto (Malpractice)

Talking hard work, perseverance, and Toto with Finland's "best kept secret."

Song of the Day: Mightyfew, “Both Shoulders,” from Cinema (Rage of Achilles, 2002)

These Deftones-esque Australians flew way under the radar.

(Not So) “Infernally Supreme” Metal

A near-fruitless quest for "infernal supremacy."

Song of the Day: Puddle Splasher, “You Will,” from Poor Planning (Black Numbers, 2014)

Another Friday, another catchy as hell Song of the Day.

Song of the Day: Bohica, “Bitter,” from Wait Here (Local Colour, 2014)

Another morose "post-pop-punk" act from the UK that's worth a listen...

7 “Shitty” Songs That Ain’t So Shitty

Sometimes the shit don't stink after all...

Song of the Day: Young Adults, “Impression,” from 2010 Demo (Self-Released, 2010)

So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, good night...

Review: Malpractice, Turning Tides (Sensory, 2014)

Rust in Peace meets Racer X with Dream Theater occasionally interrupting the conversation.

"Some Girls": Reflections on Nekoi Devojki, the First Macedonian Female Artists Compilation

A truly diverse collection, from grungy indie/punk rock to folk to hip-hop to electronica, and more.

Review: Fighting Windmills, Рапсодии во Празно (Rhapsodies in Void) (Rokche Ova-Ona, 2013)

Don't fear the clarinet: this jazzy, experimental math metal outfit is on point...

Song of the Day: Red Pill Down, “Bound,” from Paradigms Lost (Self-Released, 2003)

Good ol' nu(-ish)-metal.

Song of the Day: Society Sucker, “Burdened,” from Society Sucker (Get This Right, 2014)

"No escape, no parole..."

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