Heavy Song of the Week

Heavy Song of the Week: trauma ray Transcend Shoegaze on Adventurous, Expansive “Bishop”

From the Fort Worth band's upcoming debut LP Chameleon. Heavy Song of the Week: trauma ray Transcend Shoegaze on Expansive “Bishop” Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week: Touché Amoré Return with the Melodic Hardcore Gem “Nobody’s”

The opening track from the band's forthcoming album Spiral in a Straight Line. Heavy Song of the Week: Touché Amoré Return with the Melodic Hardcore Gem “Nobody’s” Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week: 1349 Balance Atmosphere and Structure on “Shadow Point”

From the Norwegian black metal band's upcoming album The Wolf and the King. Heavy Song of the Week: 1349 Balance Atmosphere and Structure Gracefully on “Shadow Point” Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week: Seven Hours After Violet (Shavo Odadjian) Make a Loud Entrance on “Paradise”

A banger of a debut track from the System of a Down bassist's new band. Heavy Song of the Week: Seven Hours After Violet (Shavo Odadjian) Make a Loud Entrance on “Paradise” Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week: NILE’s “Chapter for Not Being Hung Upside Down…”

The epically titled song is a technical death metal workout. Heavy Song of the Week: NILE Unfurl Death Metal Tapestries on “Chapter for Not Being Hung Upside Down…” Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week: Alissa White-Gluz stands up for animal rights on “A Song to Save Us All”

The song serves as the soundtrack for the anti-fur industry film Ending Real Fur. Heavy Song of the Week: Arch Enemy’s Alissa White-Gluz Stands Up for Animal Rights on “A Song to Save Us All” Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week: HEALTH’s Electro-Industrial Harsher “Future of Hell”

A standout cut from the industrial act's new album RAT WARS. Heavy Song of the Week: HEALTH’s Electro-Industrial Harsher “Future of Hell” Highlights New Album Jon Hadusek

Ace Frehley Crashes KISS’ Final Week of Shows with “10,000 Volts”

Frehley strategically announced his new solo album as KISS wraps up their farewell tour. Heavy Song of the Week: Ace Frehley Crashes KISS’ Final Week of Shows with “10,000 Volts” Jon Hadusek

Ace Frehley Crashes KISS’ Final Week of Shows with “10,000 Volts”

Frehley strategically announced his new solo album as KISS wraps up their farewell tour. Heavy Song of the Week: Ace Frehley Crashes KISS’ Final Week of Shows with “10,000 Volts” Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week: Dryad Conjure an Icy Gust of Midwestern Black Metal on “The Abyssal Plain”

Heavy Song of the Week is a new feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday. This week the honor goes to Iowa black metal band Dryad’s “The Abyssal Plain.” Winter is upon us. The days are short, and the trees bare. A seasonal depression creeps in as we stay indoors to escape the cold. No wonder black metal was pioneered upon the tundras of Scandinavia. Otherworldly howls and walls of guitar that recall the bitter arctic wind — it just sounds right this time of year. A life indoors also means more time to consume, perform, write, and record music. Ideal circumstances for those looking to indulge the dark arts and channel whatever thoughts, negative or otherwise, through the escapism and personal journey black metal provides, bo...

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