Once upon a time Radioactive Metal interviewed Darrell "Dwarf" Millar, former drummer of the legendary Canadian 80s hard rock frontrunner KILLER DWARFS, to promote his new outfit AUTOMAN. For our younger listeners, Mr. "Dwarf" will regale you with a history lesson for the ages. The more mature will appreciate the story of a time long past. And everyone lived happily ever after. 

 

 

Every passing year brings about a whole new slew of useless award shows. Of course the only one that really matters is our own Rammy Awards. We wrap up an exciting an memorable year with our picks in the most important categories to metalheads in general and maybe a few frivolous as well. Which album got the most spins on our turntables, which concerts gave us the biggest earache and which Snowy’s Angel kept us up at night? And how about you, send us your picks on all that was metal for 2007.

 

Our favorite Metal artists and groups have a limited shelf life, literally and figuratively. Some of our artists will live up as close as humanly possible to their legendary status while others will live up to their "live fast, die young" motto. Band longevity is on a case by case basis and cannot be easily defined. One artist's music will straight line when the man does while others will continue to drag their irrelevant carcass' out to "nostalgia night" at your local venue.Last year Ozzy

 

After literally years of hype and procrastination, GUNS N’ ROSES have finally released "Chinese Democracy". Along with it though came years of line up changes to the point where it's debatable if the GNR monicker is still relevant. To be fair, Axl isn't the only guilty party. Egos, legal redtape, and just plain old monetary greed has a tendency of keepin' a dead horse flogged to the point where fans are wondering why they are Still Calling (Themselves) A Band.

 

Every fan worth their salt acknowledges Sweden as a major Metal powerhouse. While the standardbearers may be still going strong, someday the next generation of the N.W.O.Swedish.H.M. will have to stand up and usurp the throne. Let us kick start the revolution by interviewing IN MOURNING (Opethers pay attention) and introduce the foxy Snowy's Angels of HYSTERICA in our indie spotlight. First though we counter AC/DC's attack on iTunes and open some familiar war wounds of our own.