As 'wishful' as I might have been that Hellyeah would suddenly manifest destiny and become the rattlesnake wranglin', tobacco...

Overkill 's second live record was recorded in their native New Jersey turf, and featured a more compact set on one disc that was rele...

The diabolic forces behind the UK's Cultfinder are not out to deceive anyone with the title of this EP. Three tracks and about 10 m...

Complete cover albums like this one always run the risk of coming across as more of a tribute to the band's own open mindedness than t...

The strength of Seattle's Blood of the Black Owl has always been its cultural novelty, hypnotic architecture and strong sense of them...

I don't hate that Overkill attempted to complement their thrash roots by weaving in and out of groove territory throughout the 90s (a...

L.A.'s Heretic was a band cut well short of its time when the vocalist on its excellent Breaking Point album (in 1988) decided to t...

The Killing Kind represented another shuffling of the deck for the Overkill roster, bringing in ex- Anvil guitarist Sebastian Marino, ...

No one could ever rake Overkill over the coals for some premature live recording, they waited an entire decade and seven full-length stud...

Gods know acronyms were never in short supply in the thrash metal scene, but the motorcycling term W.F.O. (for 'Wide Fuckin' Open...