Haulix Recommends: Lamb of God’s self-titled new album
Twenty-six years into a career built through constant progression, Lamb of God continues to push the envelope and explore the endless possibilities of metal. Continue Reading
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Haulix Recommends: Run The Jewels – RTJ4
In a time of great political unrest, with protests in the streets and anger in our veins, Run The Jewels are back to provide the soundtrack to a long-overdue revolution. Continue Reading
Haulix Recommends: Behemoth – ‘A Forest’ EP
Black metal masters Behemoth are leveraging the attention garnered from their recent cover of The Cure to share their most exciting music to date. Continue Reading
Haulix Recommends: Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit – Reunions
Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit explore the biggest questions about life and death while delivering soul-shaking Americana with their latest release, Reunions. Continue Reading
Haulix Recommends: Asking Alexandria – ‘Like A House on Fire’
Six albums into an unpredictable career, Asking Alexandria redefine themselves once again with Like A House On Fire. Continue Reading
Haulix Recommends: Winterfylleth – The Reckoning Dawn
UK black metal favorites Winterfylleth take their genre to new heights on ‘The Reckoning Dawn,’ which arrives this Friday from Candlelight Records Continue Reading
It’s No-Fee Friday On Bandcamp. Buy These 6 Releases
Bandcamp is waiving its claim to revenue generated by artists and labels for one day only, so we chose six releases everyone needs to purchase. Continue Reading
Haulix Recommends: Dance Gavin Dance – ‘Afterburner’
On their ninth studio album, Afterburner, Dance Gavin Dance proves their expertise at the subtle art of not giving a f*ck. Continue Reading
Haulix Recommends: Violent Soho – ‘Everything Is A-OK’
In a time of panic and confusion, Australia’s Violent Soho are keeping things simple with their latest release, Everything is A-OK. Continue Reading
Haulix Recommends: August Burns Red – ‘Guardians’
With their ninth studio album, Guardians, August Burns Red proves that true strength comes from community and belief in yourself. Continue Reading