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Rocksmith Remastered: Possibly The Best Place to Learn Guitar [Review]

by Troy Komanac | Oct 24, 2016

So technically Rocksmith Remastered version isn’t a new game, its just a large upgrade to the currently existing Rocksmith 2014. But I feel that with the new and highly anticipated features, combined with my passion for the game, it’s worth doing a review...

Korn – The Serenity of Suffering: The Boys Are Back & They Are Here to Destroy Us All [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Oct 21, 2016

Korn have released their 12th studio album on October 21, 2016 titled ‘The Serenity of Suffering’. Jonathan Davis, Munky, Head, Fieldy and Ray Luzier sought out to make a heavy ass album and they have succeeded. Korn is back and it’s the Korn we all...

Spread #17: There’s a Lot of Heart Between The Chunks of Gore & I Don’t Just Mean That Figuratively [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Oct 20, 2016

From Image Comics and the creative team featuring writer Justin Jordan and artists John Bivens, Kyle Strahm and Felipe Sobreiro comes the post-apocalyptic horror series Spread. Check out my review of issue 17! Ten years ago, we dug too deep and unleashed something we...

Dope – Blood Money Part 1: Balls to The Wall Heavier Than Shit Chaotic Hard Rock [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Oct 19, 2016

Dope will release their 6th studio album ‘Blood Money Part 1’ on October 28th via eOne Music, featuring the classic lineup of the band: Edsel Dope, Acey Slade, Virus and Racci Shay. The highly anticipated effort is Dope’s first album in seven years....

Slayer, Anthrax & Death Angel Live in Lethbridge 10/17/16: 50% of The Big Four Melted 100% of My Face [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Oct 18, 2016

Slayer, Anthrax and Death Angel rolled their North American Fall Tour through the Enmax Centre in Lethbridge, Alberta on October 17, 2016. Check out my review of the show which is hands down the most thrash metal lineup of 2016. The last time I saw Slayer live was...

The Accountant: John Wick Plus Rain Man Equals One Sharp Action Thriller [Review]

by Sean Atkins | Oct 12, 2016

Within minutes of the movie’s opening, it’s pretty clear that director Gavin O’Connor (Warrior) and screenwriter Bill Dubuque are set on putting a new spin on the term “ultimate weapon.” Sure, we’ve seen the “ultimate weapon” (deemed hero, villain, or vigilante) use...