While Black Hearse Serenade was a sizable improvement over the first 'reunion' era album from I.N.C. , Terrible Things is a bit ...

While they were never in contention as being one of the better East Coast thrash bands in the 80s, the  Indestructible Noise Command was ...

I suppose I'm a little beyond concern as to whether or not Fates Warning will ever be a truly 'great' band again. Their 80s p...

With a 3D origami graphic that seems taken straight from some forgotten prog rock record of decades past, it becomes immediately apparent ...

Ever come away from a film screening, a listening party, or an art exhibit with a broad smile on your face that translates into 'somet...

I was quite surprised to find that Connecticut's Morgirion was an unsigned act considering how visually appealing and professional this...

So often do I spend aurally roaming metal scenes the world wide and seeking out new (and old) sounds that I very often neglect to pay much a...

Hearing the voice of John Arch again after about 25 years is like having an unexpected trap door to my adolescence burst open and spectral ...

Last year's Bleed the Line comeback EP was the product of a notably different and disappointing I.N.C. than their 80s incarnation . Fo...

20 years have passed since the Connecticut thrashers I.N.C. parted ways, but nevertheless they have decided to piece themselves back togethe...