By David E. Gehlke
Environmental topics in metal are nothing new — ANNIHILATOR has “Stonewall”, OBITUARY made a rare topical salvo with “Don’t Care” and GOJIRA has been writing about saving the whales and the oceans for years. Penning metal songs about the challenges the earth faces against relentle…
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