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In spite of the fact that Slipknot have previously released live DVDs that feature a lot more easter eggs than Day of the Gusano, from a performance...
Winds of Plague are back with Blood Of My Enemy!
Spectral Voice have been releasing grim, A-grade death/doom for years now, Eroded Corridors of Unbeing proves they’re at their darkest yet.
Psychotic Symphony is by no means a bad album; it’s just an unforgivably ineffective and tedious one because of how ordinary it is.
What exactly do you…Do you see? Demons.
Grunge is kind of like techno, in that both are 90's artifacts that are often dismissively rejected for their low points more often than...
Enslaved have been not-so-quietly making their presence known in the extreme metal community for a full quarter century, from those early pure black metal demos Nema and Yggdrasil to...
Time to get psychedelic and heavy with Elder Druid's debut studio album Carmina Satanae
In an overcrowded genre Twingiant remind us that there are still interesting places to go
We can likely all agree that Samael will never be the same band that released the genre-defining Worship Him over a quarter century ago....
Not to be outdone by their own discordant eccentricities, Altarage are back to prove that things can become even more nebulous
Primitive Man remain in their solitary state: loud, pissed, slow.
FFO: Chon, Dance Gavin Dance, The Contortionist...
"Heaven Upside Down is just a damn good album that flows exceptionally well, keeps you interested, and proves that Marilyn Manson absolutely has a...
The boys are back in town with a masterfully dark new record in Nightbringers
Bizarre, inaccessible and wonderfully weird, this is one of the most challenging metal releases I've heard all year!
Yellow Eyes delivers a notable contribution that stands ahead and apart for many reasons.
2013's Satyricon presented a minor comeback in the sense of greater immediacy and consistency in songcraft, but four years later Deep Calleth Upon Deep takes that sure-handedness...
Wolves in the Throne Room have had their fair share of both admirers and detractors, with many in the metal community welcoming their expansive, anamorphic...
Relentless Mutation is a great step forward for Archspire, as the writing is vastly improved and more consistent than on previous records. And it’s...
If Ugly Produce ended at the halfway point, we might be heralding it as a modern masterpiece; we’d also be referring to it as...
