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I loved The Oath’s self-titled release last year. So it was with a deep sense of shock and confusion that I heard they broke...
Pushing their fourteenth album since their formation in 1988, Halifax, England's Paradise Lost are one of the godfathers of doom. And after almost thirty...
Tau Cross began life last year following Miller's second and ostensibly final disbandment of Amebix, a band whose initial lifespan between 1978 and 1987...
Everyone has their favorite High on Fire album, and it's not because the band are constantly throwing polarizing curve balls. The Oakland sludge trio...
Canada's Vile Creature is an anomaly in doom metal. They play a variation of the style that's more Black Flag than Black Sabbath, they...
Black Age Blues, being the first full length Goatsnake recording in 15 years, and the most recent music in any format since 2004, would...
I am not sure exactly where I stand on the whole stoner-doom-sludge revival that has been taking over the mass of metal the last...
Sol Invictus has been a long time coming, given that the band have been touring consistently off and on since 2009, and the most...
Noisem is a band that some took to and some didn't quite get when they released their PhD grade banger Agony Defined. Some saw...
One of the higher quality acts to take shape during the pagan folk metal explosion of the 00's, Heidevolk emerged from the Netherlands with...
Dødheimsgard have never failed to deliver challenging listens that require the listener’s time to delve into and absorb, and things are no different on...
Confounding their critics, Moonspell's albums since Sin/Pecado give the impression that after each album cycle they form their own chrysalis, reemerging when the time...
Kollwitz hail from the Norwegian port town of Bodø and if extreme conditions demand extreme responses, as a quartet of great men once said,...
For the past 16 years, Psycroptic has been enthusiastically creating technical death metal from the small island of Tasmania, just off the coast of...
Like the deep forest fog for which they are named, Romania's darkest metal export has slithered its way through the underground and into the...
France’s Death Engine doesn’t sound like Neurosis per se, but there’s a definite artistic aesthetic informed, influenced and inspired by the Oakland post-metal legends....
There's no taking it easy or leaving time to breathe for a band like Primitive Man. The band has laid down some of the...
When listening to Eye of Providence, it feels is as if an entire new band is here. It's quite a drastic step in a...
Though these reavers hail from the salty plains of Utah, they worship at the alter of Grand Magus and Manilla Road instead of the...
By now, fans know what to expect, and that is the assurance that Taake continually manages to walk the fine line between creative expansion...
ach person has his or her own way of delving into an art form. For me, books and documentaries have a colorizing effect on...
This EP is a brief enjoyable showcase of another side of a great musician. If East of the Wall fans have slept on Opul,...
For Einherjer, one of the elder statesmen in the post-Bathory world, the rising and falling of trends is of little concern. The answer for...
