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Just when you think they’ve gone as far as they can go, Sigh deliver an album that defies all expectations.
The ways in which the soft and heavy personas of Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic combine mark The Ocean Collective as masters of creative duality.
Opeth play songs from throughout their career, but focus mainly on new material on their latest live release, Garden of the Titans: Live at...
While to some the djent scene feels still like a blooming subgenre, there have been many developments and offshoots born from the musical style's...
Vector may disappoint slightly in spots but it’s nonetheless a majorly triumphant release.
"The album’s cover art, which depicted Satan inhaling smoke from a bong with black towers of an ancient city behind him, beckoned the interest...
To save myself from eye-rollers and naysayers in regards to the use of subgenres in order to define a band's sound, I fully agree...
It is a solid reflection of the growth and evolution of the group over the past few years.
Post Metal, doom and apocalyptic realities all come together on the monumental new effort from the long dormant A Storm Of Light.
The Unheavenly Creatures is a mostly captivating continuation of the Amory Wars saga that cements how relevant, idiosyncratic, and cherishable Coheed and Cambria remains.
“When Lemmy was still alive I always got compared to Lemmy, so I had this dream where he got pissed at me," Matt Pike...
Aside from a few hiccups here and there in the overall flow of the record, I Loved You At Your Darkest is good. You'll...
"Simply put, Eternal Return is the record by which all other Windhand albums from here on out will be judged or compared to. It's...
As TerrorVision starts, the introduction prepares you for the wakes of blood that will soon envelope you.
Wasteland proves that while guitarist Piotr Grudziński’s passing indefinitely changed their dynamic, Riverside certainly has a second life as an empowered trio.
Chicago doom: invincible, immaculate, larger than life and prone to taking on the world. Trouble was of course the forefathers, but when hard times hit the...
While the Deafheaven comparison can be justified, Further Still emerges more like a crusty punk rocker hell bent on grinding it out like latter...
The new creative outlet for four dudes who paid their dues long ago and remain members of extreme music’s corner of the universe for...
Deicide continues down the strong and brutal path of catchy riffs, crushing grooves and spewing unholy bile on their latest offering.
With a four-year gap between records, two lineup changes and an entire rerecording, it was fair for anticipation of Skyharbor's long-awaited third album to...
