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Crawl is death metal for people that don’t want frilly bullshit.
This brutal death album leaves little room for any groove or slam, and is all business in the rolling ball of membrane waiting to...
Thou's three newest EPs flesh the various aspects that encompass their impending full-length album.
Much of this can be attributed to the excellent recording and sound created by the band. A clean sound, and distinguished guitars that maintain...
I think we can all agree that the metalcore and deathcore scenes hit a hard dead end in somewhat recent years. They became rife...
The elements which brought Wolvhammer to where they are today remain. A broader scope and sense of adventure has opened up new possibilities.
Breaking Benjamin. Synonymous in everyone's mind with the mild-yet-catchy chorus of “The Diary of Jane." At least it was that way for me. The Pennsylvania...
Welcome back to Throwback Thursday! This is the place where we get to indulge in nostalgia and wax poetic about excellent metal of years...
In death metal, some prefixes just make sense. Take, for example, the prefix of 'cavernous'. The word itself speaks volumes. Written on its own,...
Pacifisticuffs isn’t as special or surprising as its predecessors, but it’s a really good album in its own right, as it maintains a decent...
Sweet Death and Ecstasy offers a healthy demonstration of Midnight's penchant for writing rebar rigid heavy metal that salutes the rocking past while simultaneously...
With Death Revenge, Exhumed have crafted a fun, worthwhile listen, especially with Halloween just around the corner. I'm especially impressed with the historical inspiration,...
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...
Only in New York can a Hispanic gay kid who lived in Boro Park, Brooklyn, surrounded by Hasidic Jews, hustle his way up the...
Blackened hardcore for the masses, punk destruction for the master plan, Moral Void do it right.
Nightmare Future is a 14-minute throwback to the grindcore/death metal days of old, executed perfectly by a seasoned group of musicians.
Every once in a while though bands like Chaos come along to reassure us that the flame still burns and that angry, politically charged...
Where the band, and Through Aching Aeons, is coming from is where they started off, albeit with years of experience and the restlessness of...
Let loose on Employed To Serve's new record Warmth of a Dying Sun, as it utterly captivates your mind and crushes your eardrums.
These Massachusetts thrashers are back at it again! Lich King's The Omniclasm makes for a relentless and fun ride.
