Earthling

Shadow Woods Metal Fest will be happening for its third year at Camp Hidden Valley in White Hall, Maryland from September 14 - 17. The full lineup of the 39 bands have been announced, and they range in genre from dark folk to black metal to hardcore and everything in between...

The Hopscotch Music Festival returns in 2016 to various Raleigh, NC venues from September 8-10. The lineup is impressive as always, with Television, Wolf Parade, Converge, Baroness, Yob, Tribulation, Erykah Badu, Young Thug, Sylvan Esso, Vince Staples, Anderson Paak, Beach House, Beach Slang, Andrew Bird, Cobalt, Downtown Boys, Julien Baker, Quilt, Lambchop, Lavender Country, Big Freedia, Wiki, Ke

, video Baroness returned last week with their great new album Purple, and wrapped up a tour in support of it with two NYC shows on Sunday (12/...

Baroness are set to kick off a tour later this month, and it was since revealed that Earthling will open all dates. They also now added a few record store in-stores to their sc...

Earthling in 2011 (more by Fred Pessaro // BBG) Gnarly Virginian thrashers Earthling played a DC show last night (9/26), and they're about to kick off a full East Coast/Midwestern tour this coming Tuesday (10/1)...

Batillus at the InvisibleOranges day party, SXSW 2013 (more by Greg Cristman) After finishing up a string of Invisible Oranges-sponsored dates with Mutilation Rites (who play with Black Breath this weekend), sludgy-doom crew Inter Arma will head back out on the road for a set of dates with thrashy Richmond crew, Earthling...

, Cough Slow Southern Steel blew into town on a typhoon-like Saturday night (8/13), bringing with it late night performances from Cough (with special guest/film director CT on vocals...

Everyone, I have some bad news: due to a serious illness in his family, Jason has had to go to Utah for a couple of weeks, and we have to drop off SHoD XI and the Slow Southern Steel premiere in NYC...

Its been a long time since news has surfaced on the forthcoming Slow Southern Steel documentary, produced by CT of the infamous Rwake. The film, "about underground heavy bands south of the Mason Dixon", features performances and interviews from some of the area's biggest troublemakers (like members of Eyehategod, Hank III, Kylesa, Torche, Dark Castle, Zoroaster, Weedeater, and many more) as they explore "living and growing up in the bible belt"...