Horror is a genre that never takes itself too seriously, and knows how to make its audience laugh. Whether its a killer doll with a soft side for education, or a vampire with fangs so big he can barely speak, theres always something to bust your gut laughing at in the horror department. These are…
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At some point in a bands career, it’s almost a rite of passage to experience a sorted array of live show nightmares. The subject has even been immortalized to perfection in the cult classic movie “The Is Spinal Tap”, which offers an extremely accurate look into these familiar blunders. Needless to say, its part of…
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With the recent tragedy in Boston, aside from the immense sadness, I’m reminded of why the city itself is so beloved by people all over the world. Everyone has their own interpretation of what makes Boston so amazing, and I wanted to share a couple great memories from living there which actually launched my career…
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Its extremely difficult to make a good horror movie that can actually leave a long lasting impression on the audience. Unfortunately, many of the modern horror movies tend to rely on trends that may have worked in the past, but have become nothing more than cheap parlor tricks for todays market. These are just a…
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Sometimes we take our favorite music for granted by forgetting just how talented these heavy musicians really are, but thanks to the advent of games like Rock Band and the website YouTube, we can hear our favorite parts completely isolated from the rest of the band. When a band submits a song to something like…
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The year was 1987, and Freddy Kruger had already established himself as an indisputable pop icon. He had three movies under his belt at the time, and another one on the way. With all the elements of an over saturated marketing campaign promoting the films, nobody expected to see what was about to show up…
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You are all well aware of how personal music taste changes every now and then. One month you enter a thrash metal phase, and suddenly you’re all about nineties grunge. There’s nothing wrong with switching things up here and there, so here’s a taste of whats been showing up on my playlist this month. Jeff…
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Sometimes it can be tough to weed through all the crap on Netflix instant selection, but at least they’re not skimping on good horror. These are a few great flicks to check out which are streaming this month in the horror department. Scream 1-4 Fans of teenage slasher movies certainly won’t be disappointed here. While…
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A couple weeks ago there was a survey posted here on the Autumns Eyes website which was aimed at finding out how heavy metal fans listen to and discover music. The response was overwhelming to say the least, and with over two thousand entries submitted, the results have finally been compiled into an easy to…
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In a time when any musician can record an album in their own home, there are millions of solo projects starting up each day. Occasionally some of the great ones fall between the cracks, and don’t get the recognition they deserve. The Solo Artist Spotlight is aimed to shed light on up and coming musicians…
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Theres a certain stigma when it comes to someone who takes breaks often throughout the work day, but in some cases, like making music, it can be quite beneficial. These are a few basic tips to help improve your music writing and recording experience, no matter what genre you’re working in. Keeping Ideas Fresh When…
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The upcoming Autumns Eyes album is a collection of five instrumental songs that were written and recorded during the bands inception back in 1999. Since the songs were originally recorded on a crude four track recorder, they never received a proper home. Now that the songs have been recorded with technology that will aid in…
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