If you can't get amped up with these two songs vying to advance in this 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl matchup, then you might want to check your pulse to see if you're still alive. It's Slipknot's 'Wait and Bleed' squaring off against Rob Zombie's 'Superbeast' in the quarterfinals.
Disturbed against Avenged Sevenfold may be the toughest battle of the 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl quarterfinals, as both bands won decisively against their opening round competition.
The quarterfinals of the 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl gets under way with this powerhouse matchup -- Metallica's 'Seek and Destroy' against Papa Roach's 'Last Resort.'
Despite the fall of MTV's 'M' portion of its programming, the art of the music video is certainly not dead. Rock and metal acts continue to create incredible visual interpretations of their most invaluable tracks, further examining the profound and introspective analysis of the themes studied within their music. This list is not about that. This list is about the Sexiest Rock Music Videos of all time.
Super Bowl XLVII, featuring the San Francisco 49ers vs. the Baltimore Ravens, is just around the corner, and we've got football fever. And what goes better with some bone-crushing, hard-hitting gridiron action that some truly amped-up, adrenaline-fueled riffing and rocking. That's what you'll find in the 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl, where we pit 16 football-ready tracks into a matchup to determine which song gets you hyped for some pigskin action the most.
Hope you've got your pads on for this one! The 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl continues its quest to uncover the best hard rock football theme by matching up Rob Zombie's 'Superbeast' against Five Finger Death Punch's 'Back for More.'
There is such a thing as too much adrenaline pumping and this 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl pairing will definitely hype you up. We've got the frenetic and somewhat schizophrenic System of a Down favorite 'Psycho' squaring off against Korn's monstrous rocker 'Freak on a Leash.'
There may be no more testosterone-fueled pairing in our 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl than this one. On one hand you've got the in-your-face aggression of Pantera versus the all-out brutality of Drowning Pool, and you get to determine which band's track gets you more fired up for football.
