Mac is Drowning Some Riot

Just Some Thoughts

08:39 PM ET 10.18

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Hello there.
I'm Mac. I used to be quite the regular to this site some time ago; actually a year ago to be exact. Before leaving I'd been here as one of the top contributors for about two-years, roughly my entire Junior and Senior years in high school and a bit beyond, before the site went through changes and I subsequently, bailed.
Anyway, just thought I'd pop back in and jot down a few thoughts, you know, for the purpose already stated, and mostly to check in on this place and kill some time on this Sunday night.
Bears and Falcons start any minute now for Sunday Night Football on…

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Karma Police Presents: Death Magnetic, an Album Review

11:28 PM ET 09.11

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Five-years ago, Metallica made an attempt to reclaim their thrown - a thrown they never realized they had fallen off of - over the metal world with technically their first album in six-years. (Garage Inc. was a cover album; not really a Metallica record) Since the beginning of the new millennium, turmoil had surrounded the band. In early 2000 and through 2001, Metallica found that their songs were being downloaded for free off Napster by millions everywhere. By that time, they had sold well over 90-million albums world-wide, grossing amounts of money unimaginable to those of us struggling in…

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The Sound of Karma -- Volume XXXVI

07:33 PM ET 09.05

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Lately, I've been on a new-rock binge. As strange as it may seem - and is - it's true. Between a few new albums and songs done by older artists to fresh, up and coming bands that have come to my attention, the truth remains the same: modern rock n' roll is getting a crash course into the ears of Mac. The five-songs beset in this post are diverse through their styles, providing I'd say most of the people who will view this with at least one song to click upon. 1. Disciple - SlayerFirst up, it's the one song that might be skipped over. It's Slayer, the ‘80's…

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