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Swedish melodic death veterans Soilwork return with Övergivenheten, a dynamic and diverse effort.
"What keeps the band interesting at this point comes down to the fact that no one does instrumental post-metal quite like this."
"After a couple hundred releases, it's pretty much a guarantee that this isn't the end of this boundary pushing band and hopefully not the...
"The Halo Effect set out to write good songs that reflect their understanding and love for the music that put their city on the...
"Krisiun have nothing to prove to anyone. They're doing what they were born to do."
"What we have been given in Forest Nocturne is an incredibly well-made album, that does an almost unbelievable amount with so little."
While not exactly revolutionary, Totem highlights Soulfly as Max expressing everything he likes about metal, as well as his native culture.
Viking metal icons Amon Amarth don't disappoint with their latest album The Great Heathen Army.
"On Roman Candle, the band sought to reinvent itself and blaze a new path for itself. Congrats, gentlemen, you did it."
"In the meantime, everything comes together on this record to make for an excellent nostalgia trip."
Oshkosh, WI native Adam Bartlett is someone you ought to know.
"Chat Pile fashions sludgecore into a vivid display of mental trauma caused by an afflicting world. God’s country indeed… If God has truly looked...
An incredible look at a band that's been driving forward for decades.
"Imperial Triumphant are following their own muses wherever they may take them. If it's attracted the likes of Kenny G, who knows what else...
Texas progsters Oceans of Slumber have released their most accessible album to date with Starlight and Ash.
"As Trail of Dead's most mature, expansive, impactful, and resonant creation, XI: Bleed Here Now is a consummate triumph."
"Tombs is a hard working band and they keep on chugging along churning out some stellar rock and roll."
"Born is a terrific slice of heavy psych/prog rock indulgence that’s made more impressive because it’s Birth’s first collection."
If microtonal black metal becomes a micro-genre, it's fair to speculate that Scarcity will become one of the micro-scene's micro-gateway bands.
"The Pornography or Ruin never lets its obliterating heaviness overstay its welcome, preferring to marinate in drifting gloom than abject harshness."
"It's quite simply black metal heaven, as contradictory as that statement may sound."
"Conjurer has deepened Mire’s frenetic violence with immersive menace."
