Author: Judy Moreno

So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we'd call "indie," and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news,… Read More

Metal-themed Chicago burger joint Kuma's Corner has responded after being accused of harboring a culture of racism, sexism, and homophobia. Metal Sucks points out the accusations were made in @the86dlist, an Instagram account that shares anonymous submissions of racism and… Read More

“I don’t wanna sit in all my sadness / I know it’s a habit of mine…“ Selena Gomez is providing her loyal Selenators with a glimpse into a different side of herself – namely, her internal organs. If you’ve not been keeping up… Read More

Bob Mould has shared a second track from his forthcoming album Blue Hearts. While not as obvious of an invective rager as first single "American Crisis," "Forecast of Rain" is no less confrontational and angry, setting its sights on organized… Read More

Truthfully, not too many records released in 2020 have stuck with me for much longer than a few weeks after their release date, but Lennon Stella‘s debut studio album, Three. Two. One., certainly has. The album was released towards the… Read More

Justin Pearson (The Locust, Retox, Dead Cross, Head Wound City, etc) and his Planet B bandmate Luke Henshaw are back with the 14th episode of their podcast Cult & Culture, and this one's a very timely episode. It features Robert… Read More

It’s time to make you sweat. Introduucing… Alewya, a West London-based singer-songwriter, producer and visual artist making her first formal moves in the music industry. Alewya – her name meaning “most high” or “the highest” in Arabic – was born… Read More

There's a lot of good heavy music out this week, like the Sharptooth album, which I reviewed for Notable Releases. You can also head to Invisible Oranges' Upcoming Metal Releases for more, including Skeleton, Rebel Wizard, Voivod, last week's MSW… Read More

This past Friday (7/3), Trump held a Fourth of July event at Mount Rushmore and was met by protests from indigenous people and allies because Mount Rushmore is a symbol of oppression and because the Black Hills mountain rage where… Read More