Photo Credit: IMDb

As you may already know, a lot of metal bands are obsessed with violent imagery. Look no further than the album covers of bands like Cannibal Corpse and Exhumed for the most gruesome depictions of gore and violence. The subgenre of death metal takes inspiration from horror and slasher films, and its lyrics tend to describe scenarios of murder and torture. However, the music sparked a fascination with what’s inside the human body. This has led to an interest in medical science, with bands singing about biology and pathology, some taking the themes more seriously than others. So how did this happen?

We play the best new tunes from around the world alongside the best up-and-coming local artists, with a wee sprinkling of classic cuts from music's pioneers.
Don't miss our regular live at 5:16 segment where local or touring bands perform a live set for you!!
Check out The Pressure Drop Show on SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/thepressuredrop 

Another March, and you know what that means... No? Oh, well, it means it's time once again for CJLO's Metal March, a celebration of all things loud. From punk to noise to black metal, we try to highlight it all until during this celebratory period.

This is our fifth year and boy do we have some pretty nifty things for you.

Stories by: Hadassah Alencar and Luca Caruso-Moro

Reporter: Shanellie Marie

QUEBEC

Bill 101 will now affect small and medium sized businesses.