Nine Inch Nails has announced the Peel It Back Tour 2025, marking the band’s first live outing since 2022. Tickets for the tour, produced by Live Nation, will be available starting at noon Wednesday, Jan. 29, at nin.com. The band’s 2022 world tour, which included a mix of headline shows and festival headlining slots, earned stellar reviews. Boston Magazine... Continue Reading →
By Greg Maki At this point in her recording career—which has seen six full-lengths and another half dozen EPs since 2016—the only thing we can expect from Poppy is the unexpected. Having dipped her toes in dance pop, industrial, nu metal, metalcore and other diverse genres in the past, she throws a bit of everything—and... Continue Reading →
More than two decades after its last album and over 10 years since its last live performance, industrial rock band Gravity Kills came back to life in 2023, playing a successful, sold-out show in its old St. Louis stomping grounds and releasing its self-titled debut album (1996) on vinyl for the first time. And that’s... Continue Reading →
Industrial rock band Filter has signed a worldwide recording deal with Golden Robot Records. ‘’We are over the moon to sign Richard (Patrick) and Filter to Golden Robot Records for new music, and working with him and his manager Marc Pollack is an honour," said Mark Alexander-Erber, president and founder of Golden Robot Global Entertainment. "I’m more than excited to let... Continue Reading →
Photos by Greg Maki
Photos by Greg Maki
Born Of Osiris will be releasing their forthcoming album, "The Simulation," to the world on Jan. 11, and in order to celebrate the record’s release, the band will be taking the album out on the road. Announced today, Born Of Osiris will be plotting a North American headlining tour set for early next year. Check out the full list of cities and dates for the upcoming tour inside.
Review by Jeff Maki —— Though just recently released on March 9, 2018, I've had Ministry's "AmeriKKKant" on the imaginary shelf for some time. Why? The only logical reason I can think of is that in a close-minded way, I prefer to remember Ministry at its peak during the 1989-1996 period when the classic albums... Continue Reading →
