Chad has been writing about music since the mid '90s in genres ranging from mainstream pop to extreme metal. His work has appeared in numerous magazines and websites across the globe. He's currently the heavy metal editor for About.com and contributes to many other publications. Chad has worked in radio for more than a quarter century and resides in Charlotte.
Chad Bowar
Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe Co-Writes ‘You, Me and a ’63’ Movie With Billy Bob Thornton
Lamb of God's Randy Blythe gets screenwriting credits along with actor Billy Bob Thornton for the new Rob Fenn film, 'You, Me and a '63.'
Metallica Unveil ‘Frantic’ From Record Store Day Live Album + Demo of ‘Fight Fire With Fire’
Metallica continue their massive roll out, revealing a live version of 'Frantic' from their Record Store Day album, and a demo of 'Fight Fire With Fire.'
Fear Factory Unveil Futuristic ‘Expiration Date’ Video
Fear Factory are back with a futuristic looking new video for their 'Genexus' album closer, 'Expiration Date.'
Jim Breuer Album, Featuring Guest Appearance by Brian Johnson, Set for May Release
Comedian Jim Breuer has announced the release details for 'Songs From the Garage,' his rock album with special guest Brian Johnson from AC/DC.
After the Burial Unveil Blazing ‘Collapse’ Video
Get a look at the new video for After the Burial's 'Collapse.'
Anthrax, ‘For All Kings’ – Album Review
Read Loudwire's review of the new Anthrax album, 'For All Kings.'
Buckcherry Unveil ‘The Feeling Never Dies’ Video with Country Superstar Gretchen Wilson
Buckcherry turned their song 'The Feeling Never Dies' into a duet with country favorite Gretchen Wilson. Watch the video here.
Killswitch Engage Among Initial Bands Announced for 2016 New England Metal & Hardcore Festival
The initial list of bands for the 2016 New England Metal & Hardcore Festival have been revealed, with Killswitch Engage headlining the opening day.
Megadeth, ‘Dystopia’ – Album Review
'Dystopia' is the sound of a band that’s re-energized. Fifteen albums into their legendary career, the resilient Megadeth continue to impress.
Rage Against the Machine’s Tim Commerford Apologizes For Inspiring Limp Bizkit
Aware of the band's influence, Rage Against the Machine's Tim Commerford apologized for inspiring Limp Bizkit and other rap-rock acts that followed.