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Legendary hardcore act Burn are back with their new release Do or Die
“I did what I did. You don’t like it, you can kiss my ass.”
Rex Brown has never up until shown much inclination for being a solo artist. As a longstanding member of Pantera, having appeared on all...
When the beloved Amebix called it quits after a brief reformation, Rob 'The Baron' Miller resurrected the feeling of his unique work in the...
Listen to Mourner, smash your head through a wall, and enjoy every second of it.
Lifeless God is an adrenaline kick of finger-licking grind goodness.
Mutoid Man's War Moans lures listeners in for a sensual aggressive treat
Surprise: Black Laden Crown is neither the meme-confirming atrocity that his naysayers want it to be nor the late career renaissance that his diehard...
Throughout highschool, I was sucked deeper into the black hole of the Marilyn Manson universe. As I researched each band member, I remember stumbling...
Heartless offers a brilliant summation of an illustrious, though youthful, career. Its shift in tone and musical ambition may alienate some of the more...
Former Kyuss singer John Garcia returns with a solo mash-up of acoustic Kyuss covers and new electric material
For those in the know, Heavy Temple have been one of Philadelphia's strongest doom exports in recent years
Salem's Bend understand the power of both Hawkwind and Motorhead, making this record a stunner.
The Sword double done on last year's experimentation with an album full of acoustic versions of High Country cuts
Sorceress is a peculiarly strong album, but not heavy in any traditional sense, and Åkerfeldt often seems to have merely broadened his influences rather...
Paying no heed to the controversy/drama presently simmering beneath this band’s surface, the fact of the matter is Beelzefuzz do an excellent job of...
Bands like The Judge are nice, if for nothing else to serve as a history lesson and remind us metalheads where the music we...
Some combinations are just inevitably fantastic. Peanut butter and jelly. Chocolate cookies and milk. Black Sabbath and Clutch. With vocalist Neil Fallon and drummer...
Panzerbastard might not be our generations Motorhead, but they still fucking rule.
Diamond Head is easily the strongest of the band's albums since 1993's Death in Progress, in most ways exceeding that effort with several high...
It Came from NYC functions less as an exegesis on the rise of a superstar band and more a condensed microcosm of a starcrossed...
Graves at Sea is triumphant; sounding like a unit bristling with animated energy and freshness despite having produced a work no one would be...
