• September 7, 2024
AMFARS

AMFARS Blog: All My Friends Are Rock Stars

The AMFARS (All My Friends Are Rock Stars) blog began in 2019 as a continuation of what I started with Volumes I-III of ‘All My Friends Are Rock Stars’ books: Interviewing bands and musicians from Northern IL and throughout Wisconsin. It was kind of my way of testing the waters…

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Blood Is Black In The Shadows

‘Blood Is Black In The Shadows’ Book Available Now

Dennis Gulling’s new book, ‘Blood Is Black In The Shadows,’ is available now at Amazon.com. Gulling is an outlaw poet and rightful heir to the Outlaw Poetry throne since vacated by the passing of Todd Moore in 2010. Gulling, the former head honcho for ‘Crawl Space’ small press, has honed…

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Weald And Woe

Of Metal And Steel: An Interview With Weald And Woe

Weald And Woe is an Idaho based black metal band whose image and music incorporate both medieval and fantasy elements while paying homage to the likes of Bathory, Immortal, and the like. It’s not an overstatement to say Weald And Woe are the best at what they do and it…

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Dungeon Crawl

BECMI Inspired Thrash: An interview with Dungeon Crawl

There’s two things I love to do. Play D&D and jam some kick ass metal, and it just so happens Dungeon Crawl have taken both of these and fused ‘em together into something truly killer. Musically speaking, they’re tearing up a crossover / blackened thrash landscape with a ferocity I…

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CM

Links To Books And Free Music on Bandcamp? Count Me In!

Links, links, and more links! Links to our socials, links to books for sale by Cosmic Monolith on Amazon, and links to a few Bandcamp freebies as well! Check ’em out below…, AMFARS: All My Friends Are Rock Stars Vol. I – FREE Bandcamp Digital Compilation Record AMFARS: All My…

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MMF

Review: Milwaukee Metalfest ’24

I decided a year ago (2023) that I’d make it a point to hit Milwaukee Metal Fest (MMF) in 2024. In fact, that decision led me to buy tickets to Blades Of Steel last year and 2 Minutes To Tulsa back in March. To date, I haven’t seen a bad…

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