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Despite outlasting their Finnish brethren, who split up shortly after Stream, Skepticism haven’t exactly been the most prolific dudes on the planet. Ordeal is...
With track record of playing about as fast as they release albums, Tyranny don't have much to answer to in terms of a discography...
Are you ready to hear the sermons of Papa Emeritus III?
In terms of pure, outstanding black metal in the 2nd-wave tradition, Gorgoroth has produced some of the finest albums ever made. Though there is...
“Every frame of this movie looks like someone's last known photo.” While these words were uttered in the infamous Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode...
Confounding their critics, Moonspell's albums since Sin/Pecado give the impression that after each album cycle they form their own chrysalis, reemerging when the time...
Leviathan’s excellent new album sounds like...death metal! From the crushing low-end riffs, to the guttural vocals and pinch harmonics, this reminds me less of...
ach person has his or her own way of delving into an art form. For me, books and documentaries have a colorizing effect on...
Bands like Atriarch that have managed to create some killer cuts up until now. But is their latest offering An Unending Pathway that brings...
In existence since the mid-nineties, Dawnbringer released three gritty, punk-cum-early NWOBHM inspired albums before catching a lot more attention and acclaim with 2010's Nucleus...
Rock and roll was the devil's music in the 1950s. Hell, it is to some scant few today. If it has to be considered...
Grave Digger's back catalog is certainly uneven, but everything the band has ever released has ranged from decent to great. Now, Grave Digger is...
There are few bands as divisive, as utterly polarizing, as Cradle of Filth. Bashing them was second nature from the mid to late nineties...
California's greater Bay Area has always been a hotbed for different music. The 60's had an odd hippie wave of bands with The Grateful Dead and Santana,...
A profoundly weird display of blackened noise. Weird, off-putting and almost stark in its eschewing of song-structure, any evaluation of Twilight's III: Beneath Trident's...
Among the most underground black metal units the band Incurus is one that remains really, well, underground. VJS’ one-man fronted abrasive black metal assault...
There is no band like Black Flag. And I can say that finally in present tense because they're back! Joy of fucking joys. One...
The last two months of the year are usually pretty sparse when it comes to the amount and quality of heavy metal releases. One...
To summarize quickly for those who lack the patience to read this entire review: this is a pure funeral doom record, and a very...
I was hoping—really hoping—that the new Inquisition album would have an even longer title than the last one did. No such luck. Also I...
It’s rare for a metal band to forsake the electric guitar—acts such as Horse Latitudes and Godheadsilo come to mind. The latter was a...
In the realm of doom metal, heaviness is king above all. There are plenty of pretenders to the throne out there, but Lycus have...
