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"Ploughshare's new album raises some interesting questions for fans of black and death metal."
"Just as Echoes in the Wind kicked off 2016 with an extraordinary progressive death metal journey, Passion of Depression concludes 2022 with an equally...
"A Paranormal Evening with the Moonflower Society is a highly enjoyable Avantasia release that’s consistently good from start to finish."
"If you like your drums loud, your bass loud, and everything else loud then Petbrick's Liminal has got you covered."
"Valborg certainly takes a chance by playing more hard and less pretty as they age."
"Learning To Dissolve plays like a refined take on a pre-existing statement of intent."
"What keeps the band interesting at this point comes down to the fact that no one does instrumental post-metal quite like this."
"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...
"Dystopia fits in nicely with the post-metalcore wave, but Caliban still calls back to the many eras of heavy music they’ve partook in."
"It's hard to deny the impact of Landmvrks when they kick into high gear."
"Another Meshuggah album, another Album of the Year contender. As it should be."
"Here's the thing with Abbath – you essentially know what to expect, but then you listen to the record and you're smacked with surprise...
"On their third album Where Fear and Weapons Meet, 1914 paints a tragic, gritty and human portrait of WWI with musical bombast and emotional...
"There's some serious bangers and exploration here."
Other than a few hiccups, 'A History of Nomadic Behavior' furthers the storied legacy of swampy, cynical violence Eyehategod has built.
Under Sullen Skies begins a new epoch for New York's Tombs, presenting a diverse onslaught of frightening atmosphere, skull-caving heaviness and inexplicable catchiness—along with...
Holland’s Celestial Season is a bit of an obscurity, even on the doom/death scene, which dominated the band’s sound throughout their early works. They’re...
The second half of The Ocean's Phanerozoic dualogy uses kaleidoscopic heaviness to relate the human condition to a 541-million-year cosmic tragedy.
Panther is not only one of Pain of Salvation's best records, but also one of the best albums of 2020.
New York City Trio Imperial Triumphant heralds the return of the Roaring ‘20s with a dystopian labyrinth of black metal and jazz.
Italian death metal band Bedsore comes through with a powerful debut of savage heaviness, transportive psychedelia and unnerving atmosphere.
Eye of Nix’s third album of baroque black/doom metal has a much better production value, but it's still otherworldly in its bizarre beauty.
Dream Squasher doesn't stray too far from the path -(16)- has blazed for the past 29 years—one marked with addictive arrangements and inexorable anger.
