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In keeping my eye out for fresh new talent in the death metal scene, it's almost a sure thing that one in every 50...
Part of the draw can be found beneath all the gibberish blast beats and inaudible vocals
The band draws instant comparisons to their peers in Holy Grail, Skelator, Monument and White Wizard, which also means they like their Jag Panzer,...
The Evil Divide starts off on a nuclear-stamped note of conflagration, that being the frenetic vehemence of “The Moth,” a song that sees the...
Under Attack is album number fourteen and if there’s an underlying message at play it’s that you can teach old dogs new tricks while...
This is a doom band only just starting to make good, but with the potential to go far. Joining them for the ride could...
With limited vocals throughout, this eerie and intriguing release has just enough catchy riffs and ambient affects to cast an addicting spell over the...
American Head Charge is a good example of one of those bands that got left behind. Riding the nü metal wave, they found limited...
Regarding the legacy of the band prior to Justin's passing, I believe there has been a steady incline in both popularity and merit. And...
Speed is Obscura’s strength; always has, always will be, apparently. A definite showing of this is exhibited in how even the rocket-paced tracks are...
The Astonishing, Dream Theater's latest sprawling epic, seeks to both add a little juju back to a staid and true formula
Man, it's too bad MTV doesn't show music videos anymore. I know, I know, tired ass grumpy old man argument, but hear me out....
Sacrilege isn’t a name that gets thrown around much by either today’s whippersnappers or the late 30s/early 40s set determined to let everyone know...
If you're interested in fast death metal with very brutal characteristics, this four-piece North Carolina band is an entertaining selection.
Since 2009, when A Higher Place was released, Born of Osiris has been able to release a new album every two years. Soul Sphere...
This Russia based brutal death mental band is re-issuing The Anomalies Of Artificial Origin, thanks to Unique Leader Records who signed them earlier this...
What New Bermuda delivers is an overall more calamitous and harsher experience
Kylesa has long been a band of limited metamorphosis, which made their abrupt turn toward a sort of mitigated psychedelia on 2013's Ultraviolet eyebrow-raising,...
To the untrained ear, most of Putridity's music will sound as if a chaotic recording of hell was captured and settled onto a CD.
The Sword have heretofore never presented themselves as a particularly divisive band. One of their greatest charms is that you largely know what you’re...
Chelsea Wolfe has been on a lot of metal fans’ radars for this very same reason. While her droning, ghost-eyed and occasionally blackened (in...
Watertank know how to balance melody, big riffs, mellifluously throaty vocals and down tuned heaviness, regardless of who they’re aping.
April 21st, 2015 marks the 3rd release by Abiotic. Since their forming in 2010, the band has constructed an EP in 2011, as well...
