You will receive a google form that you will have to fill in with all the details needed - it will mostly cover your release details, short bio, album cover, band pic etc.

If you decide to book via Fiverr - there will be a questionnaire to fill in which will ask you to provide the above.

The whole list was built organically by me by adding blogs I knew, adding blogs where my friends' bands got reviewed and doing some research of my own. Also worth noting, the main criteria besides them covering rock/metal genres, was them actively reviewing music in 2025 and 2026.

We understand the desire to put a number on the results, albeit so much depends on the music in the end. However, judging from past experience ranging from hard rock to death metal bands, we would say that at minimum 4-5% of the publications should feature your band in some capacity (news release, blog article, feature, interview request, online radio plays, podcast etc.) - please note, this is a minimum number - some of our clients’ music caught a great deal of attention and they overshot this estimate considerably.

All the blogs have been checked by me and they are absolutely publishing in 2025.

You will start to see some traction within the first week, i.e. publications featuring your release. However, reviews will take at least a couple of weeks, sometimes up to a month - blogs receive a lot of music and they want to dedicate the right amount of time to your music.

Upcoming releases will naturally tend to perform better as publications like to get their hands on exclusive new material, however we’ve seen success with releases up to 6 months old - anything older than that and you will risk the publications deeming it an ‘older release’ and not seeing the need to cover it.

The basic/medium package targets mostly European/US publications and the top tier package has more of a worldwide reach with LatAm and Asia included.

We have 3 differently priced packages as we understand that bands have different budgets - it is safe to assume that the more websites your music will reach, the more potential listeners you will garner which will help your music during its release period.

Yes, absolutely - we have a tonne of Extreme Metal webzines that are exactly looking for these types of genres.

Yes, reviewers will be interested in anything that is within the rock and metal sphere.

Sure thing! Drop us an email at: ironcladmetalpr@gmail.com