Earlier this month, yet another opportunity to get some excellent live photos taken of some exemplary bands presented itself. Of course, we had to take advantage of the situation and sent Jacob Juno ...

It was a year ago almost to the day that Rivers of Nihil parted ways with their founding vocalist Jake Dieffenbach and in that time, things have changed for the band. The now four-piece moved bassist ...

Reading, Pennsylvania's Rivers Of Nihil have never fit neatly into a box, but with 2018's Where Owls Know My Name, they transcended all labels applied to them. Returning in 2021 with The Work, they ...

Progressive death metal band Rivers of Nihil have announced they’re parting ways with founding vocalist Jake Dieffenbach. The band published a statement via Twitter detailing how they plan to move ...

Rivers of Nihil have announced their highly anticipated follow-up to Where Owls Know My Name. The band’s fourth studio album, The Work, will come out Sept. 24, but you can hear the new song “Clean” ...

Metalcore lifers Killswitch Engage have announced a round of holiday shows in the Northeast with support from Unearth, Rivers of Nihil, and one more opener TBA. Vocalist Jesse Leach says: It’s been a ...

Progressive metal is evolving at a rate of knots. Four decades on from the pioneering efforts of Savatage, Queensrÿche and Fates Warning, the ostensible divide between progressive rock and heavy metal ...

Adam Biggs and Brody Uttley talk the talk on technical death metal and their next album... Since the 80’s, death metal has evolved to numerous subgenres that include melodic, progressive, hardcore, ...

Rivers Of Nihil, Alterbeast, and Inferi all just released some seriously killer records – in order, they are Where Owls Know My Name, Feast, and Revenant. Now all three are teaming up for a North ...

Having to end the show early meant only playing ten songs, but given their average song lengths and the appreciative between-song banter, that stretched out to an hour. Not that I was counting, though ...