We spoke about my pre-MetalSucks career at Atlantic Records and other music industry gigs, how the idea for MetalSucks first came to be, where the confrontational and unapologetic tone of the site comes from, the divisiveness and negativity in the metal scene, the site’s evolution to become more outspoken politically and how it’s affected the audience, and a bit of a healthy debate about politics.

Hatebreed are planning a 25th anniversary celebration for early 2019.

A collection of Perturbator’s rare early work.

A prayer group gathered outside a local venue hosting Ghost.

The money has been donated to organizations that provide service to victims at evacuation centers and other much needed relief.

The new album will be called Invasion.

Eames talks about finding out where his estranged brother had been for the past six years, being deleted from the history of their band together and more.

Music blogs are mostly useless in terms of how to promote your music online.

A fascinating look behind the scenes of a Chinese click farm.

Some things should simply not be mixed.

Myrkur continues to explore the folk side of her sound.

The history behind the man that conned a European tour and enraptured the metal world.

While Jones was spared, metal booking agent Dan Rozenblum lost his home to the fires.

The drummer and guitarist left the tour after learning of Threatin’s con on Friday.

The set will feature new artwork, remastered audio and a bonus disc of the band’s 2009 Madison Square Garden performance.

A page on Wikipedia shows the site’s moderators discussing reasons for deleting the page. Jered Threatin, using an alias, attempts to defend himself.

Like a white whale, elusive footage of the mystical beast that is Threatin performing live has surfaced!

The dark synthwave progenitor returns with one of his best offerings yet.

Learn just how Jered Threatin used a multi-layered scheme to dupe venues into booking his band.

Threatin did not give a reason for the cancelation. The openings bands will still play, and admission is free.