Pioneering '70s Metal Band Performs Iconic Song for the Last Time Ever and Moves Fans to Tears originally appeared on Parade. When Black Sabbath exploded into the '70s with their flowing black hair ...

We’re going through the decades in a series of Loud Lists to celebrate the evolution of heavy metal. Our first list starts when it all began… the 1970s. With Loudwire’s staff all weighing in with ...

There were some really shocking moments in rock and metal during the '70s, '80s and '90s. There are certainly some pretty shocking things that still happen in our world today. But when you look at ...

OK, we get it. You like Sabbath. Everyone does. But there’s a whole big world out there of ’70s metal bands that goes beyond Sabbath — even beyond Sir Lord Baltimore, if you can believe that. The ’70s ...

Plus the massive influence of Kiss, Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest! When did the idea come together for a new Motor Sister record? Was this kind of a "pandemic project," or something that preceded it?

As Jack Black has eloquently stated, "You can't kill the metal; the metal will live on." Since its inception in the late-'60s/early-'70s, metal has grown and branched out into dozens of subgenres, ...

When Black Sabbath exploded into the '70s with their flowing black hair and hard sound, people had no idea what to expect. Throughout the years, the band pushed every limit and became the ...

May Blitz are another band with their roots in the British blues revival. Their self-titled debut, however, is a long way from John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers or the Butterfield Blues Band. The band had a ...