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Despite several considerable high points, Myrkur's sophomore record is a frustratingly inconsistent affair that fails to showcase its creator's considerable talents. Still, the potential...
Although Clairvoyant is a bit less diverse and flamboyant than its predecessors (hell, even the cover is appropriately black and white), it’s probably the...
Akercocke's masterful return to the industry is one of the greatest progressive death metal records in years that should catapult the band to the...
WVRM's Can You Hear The Wind Howl proves to be a killer collection of savage grindcore
Will To Power blazes with outstanding musicianship, making for one of Arch Enemy's strongest works
Five albums in and Leprous continue their gradual descent away from progressive metal towards Radiohead-like synth, experimental rock...
To the untrained ear, this review is nothing but nerdy hair splitting; your significant other who knows nothing about metal and your mom will...
Paradise Lost is proud to add a remarkable addition to their discography in Medusa
Featuring members of Animals as Leaders, Demonic Resurrection, Entheos, Gutslit, Reptilian Death, Albatross. FFO: Animals as Leaders, Fallujah, Textures...
Anyone who isn’t previously aware of Epica could easily step into the realm easily with The Solace System
Septicflesh's latest record is a monumental fusion of death metal and symphonic metal that is certain to be remembered as one of the year's...
No frills or wasted time. Just some of good, old Leng Tch'e grindcore.
Only in New York can a Hispanic gay kid who lived in Boro Park, Brooklyn, surrounded by Hasidic Jews, hustle his way up the...
We bring you Under Cöver, a mix of newly available and previously released cover songs that Motörhead have recorded over the years.
Dagoba's latest is also its best, aptly balancing heaviness and melody to deliver one of the most enjoyable industrial metal offerings in quite some...
Of Erthe and Axen: Act I does three important things at once: entices for its upcoming resolution, enhances the legacy of its creators, and...
If you need a darkness fix, you’ve found the right album. And I suspect it will get better once a crisp, cold winter grips...
Out of the Voiceless Grave is indeed a proper nod to the death metal of old, rife with battering drums, vitriolic snarls, and of course,...
Welcome to Throwback Thursday! This is the place where we get to indulge in nostalgia and wax poetic about excellent metal of years past....
Legendary hardcore act Burn are back with their new release Do or Die
Corey Taylor takes up his pen and shares his thoughts on just what the hell is happening in America
Yes this it is more poppy than some past releases, but there is no other pop music that sounds like it does when Wilson...
‘All that down home Celtic imagery and presentation is well and good, but does it rock,’ I hear you asking. Well, parts of it...
