Stuck Backwards is a Virginia-based hardcore/thrash/punk/metal band whose second album, "Fear of a Prison Planet," was released in August 2017. Fans of GWAR, Municipal Waste, and the Dead Kennedys will appreciate these guys.
Stuck Backwards, "Fear of a Prison Planet" Album Review
2003's "St. Anger" is considered to be Metallica's worst album. In 2015, two fans recorded their own version of the disc (with better production) in hopes that people might give it another try.
"St. Anger 2015" Diehard Fans Re-Record Metallica's Most Misunderstood Album
An in-depth review of "Rise Of The Serpent," The Wizards' 3rd album.
The Wizards-Rise Of The Serpent
"Cross Purposes," released in 1994, was Black Sabbath's fourth album with lead vocalist Tony Martin.
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Black Sabbath, "Cross Purposes"
Legendary metal screamer Rob Halford of Judas Priest fame threw his fans a curve ball in 2009 when he released a surprisingly effective Christmas album.
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Halford, "Winter Songs"
This article is a countdown of the 50 most important, successful, and influential Japanese metal bands of all time.
The 50 Greatest Japanese Metal Bands of All Time
Christian metal legends DELIVERANCE will release a new album, "The Subversive Kind," in early 2018.
Deliverance: Christian Thrash Legends Return With "The Subversive Kind"
Warrior Soul's fourth album, "Chill Pill," was the sound of a once-promising band coming apart at the seams.
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Warrior Soul, "Chill Pill"
1989's "Headless Cross" was the strongest Black Sabbath album in a number of years, but unfortunately for the band, few were listening.
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Black Sabbath, "Headless Cross"
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider struck out on his own in 1992 with a new band called Widowmaker. Their debut "Blood and Bullets" never caught on but it qualifies as a great Forgotten Hard Rock Album.
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Widowmaker, "Blood and Bullets" (1992)
Queensryche's split with original vocalist Geoff Tate was one of the most bizarre rock dramas in recent memory. Let's find out how it all went down and how it was resolved.
The Tale of Two Queensryches
Warrant sensed change in the air as the Grunge Decade began, so they tried to toughen up their sound with 1992's "Dog Eat Dog" album. Was the experiment successful?
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Warrant, "Dog Eat Dog" (1992)
Bad Biscut should've been "the next big thing" from New Jersey, but it never quite happened for them. 1994's THE AMERICAN DREAM? is a potent hard rock cocktail with a dose of punk-rock attitude.
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Bad Biscut, "The American Dream?" (1994)
Billed as "Black Sabbath Featuring Tony Iommi," 1986's "Seventh Star" album is one of the most misunderstood records in the Sabbath catalog.
Forgotten Hard Rock Albums: Black Sabbath, "Seventh Star"
Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson's fourth solo disc, "Accident Of Birth," is still the man's finest work outside of Iron Maiden and one of the best metal discs of the '90s.
Revisiting Bruce Dickinson's "Accident Of Birth" Album
Christian bands that play metal are all the rage these days. Here are ten songs you can totally bang your head to.
10 of the Best Heavy Metal Songs by Christian Bands