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"Kvelertak fans will love this record without any doubt. At the same time, if you haven't checked these guys out yet, you're really missing...
"The genre-bending Perfect Saviors is likely their most confidently and satisfyingly adventurous release thus far."
"While the band has, at times, embraced some elements of black 'n roll at times in their catalog, Taake has really more firmly grasped...
"Horrendous, known for taking risks, really outdid themselves."
"Overall this is a no doubt, first-day buy. 13 tracks that will make you a fan after the first listen."
"Gorgeous, thought-provoking, cerebral, fashionable, and rewarding."
"If all forthcoming new material is this good, whatever crossover divide exists between old and new fans will definitely shrink."
"Oxbow is here to provide a reprieve from the ordinary and the mundane. Worth checking out."
"Raven keep the pedal to the metal for most of the album, which makes for an energetic listen, but not as varied as some...
"Blackbraid leaves no doubt. This is the most exciting act in black metal."
Ghosts From the Past is the best record in Vulture Industries' history.
"Rival Sons are a potent live band, and several songs from this album should become staples of their set list."
Immortal return with their latest album, War Against All.
Steffen Kummerer fronts two successful and respected German extreme metal bands. Both Obscura and Thulcandra were started in the early 2000s. Obscura plays progressive/technical...
Take Me Back to Eden largely feels like a collection of generic compositions that—despite having some Sleep Token sheen—could've been created by any number...
"If forced to pick, I's give a slight edge to Volume I, but there's also plenty to like with Dealing with Demons Vol. II."
Reader of the Runes - Rapture is the second installment of the Italian power/folk metal band's trilogy, and slightly darker and heavier than its...
"I don't want to give the impression that Scorched is a poor or lackluster release."
"Ultimately, 72 Seasons is a record that sits sonically somewhere between The Black Album and Reload, if those records immediately came after Kill 'Em...
Project 86 have reached a new level with their newest album, both in theme and in music.
"A symphony of harsh negativity and violence. That's it. That's the review."
"This trio has massive talent that is undeniable and they present a vibrant and fresh record you will quickly love."
