OneMetal’s new boy Dave Convery takes a deep look at BioShock 2. Ladies and gentlemen, step right up for the debate in the depths, the rhetoric in the Pacific! For one night only, it’s Objectivism versus Collectivism!

Foreigner’s latest album ‘Can’t Slow Down’ has divided opinions at OneMetal Towers. So in order to give a balanced opinion, we have decided to tag-team review this with OneMetal’s ‘whippersnapper’ Luke Morton standing up for the youth of today, and Mark Wrigley representing the old timers.

Austin, Texas-based heavy metal/rock ‘n’ roll act head into the studio to begin work on their third album with producer Matt Bayles and announce their upcoming show with legendary rockers Motörhead. Details within.

Tsutomu Nihei concocts a mind-bending new sci-fi horror that envisions humanity’s desperate future. Biomega propels readers into a dark age full of government conspiracy and media-driven health crises, and the further we explore, the more terrifyingly real and all too possible the world becomes.

“Extreme power metal” band Dragonforce have parted ways with vocalist ZP Theart – could you have what it takes to replace him?

For the inaugural Onemetal Movieclub outing, Phil Whitehouse and Graham Gough watched and tweeted on the 1987 cult catastrophe Masters Of The Universe. Catch-up with a night to remember by reading their review (in Tweets).

New York City police detective Sara Pezzini trades quips and counters blows with the green-haired Cyberdata fightin’ bot named Aphrodite IV. Unfortunately, the creators forgot to tidy up before the readers arrived.

Dean Reilly finds out what happens when background characters get pushed into the spotlight in this one-shot Punisher story.

Malefice vocalist Dale Butler talks to OneMetal’s Phil Whitehouse about non-existent inter-band rivalries, made-up reviews from non-present journalists, and being mistaken for Macho Man Randy Savage.

Light Cycles at the ready, and check out this trailer for Tron Legacy, the sequel to the 1982 Disney classic Tron.