The ’90s: a decade that saw metal splinter into sub-genres, each more daring than the last. It was a time of musical innovation and cultural shifts, where bands pushed boundaries and fans debated the limits of taste. From the rise of Norwegian black metal to the controversies that shook the scene, explore the stories that continue to fuel debates and inspire new generations.
The annals of metal history are filled with eccentric characters, but few have left an imprint as disturbing as Euronymous from Mayhem. From the grimy streets of Norway emerged a chilling saga of black metal.
From its aggressive riffs to its fearless exploration of social issues, this iconic album cemented Sepultura’s status as a force to be reckoned with.
From Brazil to the world, Sepultura’s “Arise” stormed the metal scene in 1991. Unveil the epic journey of this iconic album, its shift in sound, politically charged lyrics, and how it became a landmark in thrash metal, inspiring artists and fans worldwide.
The Guns N’ Roses/Metallica Stadium Tour of 1992 marked a monumental collaboration that quickly turned tumultuous. The infamous Montreal riot incident forever altered the course of the tour, leaving a lasting legacy and lessons for the concert industry.
Pantera’s ‘Far Beyond Driven’ is not merely an album; it’s a seismic event in the world of metal. This record, known for both its unyielding intensity and commercial success, didn’t just shake the music industry — it redefined it.
Pantera’s fifth studio album, ‘Cowboys from Hell’, marked a seismic shift in their sound. A departure from glam to groove metal, it carved their signature style, etching a milestone in metal history.
Pantera’s “Vulgar Display of Power” was released in 1992, receiving high acclaim and eventually achieving double platinum status.