Doc Coyle (Bad Wolves, God Forbid) and Miles Dimitri Baker (Interloper, Voidbringer, ex-Rings of Saturn) will be Ice Nine Kills' new touring guitarists on its European tour starting April 28, 2023. The tour includes headline dates, as well as supporting slots for Metallica on its M72 World Tour. Coyle and Baker will join Ricky Armellino... Continue Reading →
EDIT: A few days after this announcement, Spiritbox dropped off the tour, with Our Last Night named as the replacement. Falling in Reverse will hit the road on a summer 2023 headline run, "The Popular Monstour," with special guest Ice Nine Kills. Select dates also will include special guests Underoath, Spiritbox, Slaughter to Prevail, Crown... Continue Reading →
The body count continues to rise as Ice Nine Kills has unleashed the next chapter in the Horrorwood saga. The new music video for the title track from the band's 2021 album, "The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood" is the latest installment in the gore-soaked slasher franchise that began in 2018 with the announcement... Continue Reading →
Horror-themed metal band Ice Nine Kills will release its second graphic novel, "Inked in Blood 2: Once Upon a Crime," in September 2023. The book is available for pre-order in various bundles here from Z2 Comics. "Inked in Blood 2" picks up the bloody trail left by the debut graphic novel from Ice Nine Kills,... Continue Reading →
Silver Scream Con, the horror convention curated by horror-themed metal band Ice Nine Kills, will return for its second year on Sept. 8 to 10, 2023, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Boston North Shore in Danvers, Massachusetts. The inaugural Silver Scream Con, held in August 2022, featured the stars of legendary horror franchises for... Continue Reading →
Photos by Greg Maki
More and more, festivals are becoming the driving force for touring rock and metal bands. While obviously there were none in 2020, festivals are returning in force in 2021, mostly in late summer and early fall. Headliners and co-headliners include such heavy hitters as Metallica, Nine Inch Nails, Slipknot, Rob Zombie, the original Misfits, Korn,... Continue Reading →
By Greg Maki-----Everyone is welcome to have an opinion, but with respect, anyone who still thinks rock is dead wasn’t paying attention throughout the year that’s about to end. In 2018, it was a rare week that didn’t feature at least one or two new releases in hard rock or metal to get excited about.... Continue Reading →
