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"After a couple hundred releases, it's pretty much a guarantee that this isn't the end of this boundary pushing band and hopefully not the...
Oshkosh, WI native Adam Bartlett is someone you ought to know.
"Born is a terrific slice of heavy psych/prog rock indulgence that’s made more impressive because it’s Birth’s first collection."
"Wormrot shape other genres around grind for their purposes and to their advantage."
"The Pornography or Ruin never lets its obliterating heaviness overstay its welcome, preferring to marinate in drifting gloom than abject harshness."
"Conjurer has deepened Mire’s frenetic violence with immersive menace."
"Origins flexes more of Marshall's metal muscles while maintaining the core of his expression."
"Closure/Continuation is an outstanding and endearing comeback."
"Radiant Bloom is sure to delight and inspire all who hear it."
Swedish progressive/power metal veterans Evergrey deliver another consistently good album.
Bodysnatcher might not be the most technical, or the most experimental, but they're a reminder of how good pure deatchcore can be.
Boombox, the latest album from Fozzy, finds Chris Jericho and company delivering catchy, high-octane hard rock/metal.
Yes, the new Devil Master record rips.
"At its heart, the moves Somali Yacht Club have made with The Space have resulted in an album that’s far more on the indie...
"As In Stasis demonstrates, progressive metalcore simply doesn't get much better than Monuments."
"Overall, it's an above-average offering that demonstrates a band that still knows how to fire up the engine."
"The Hellacopters clearly still like what they do, and have the means to do what they like."
"Parrhesia is an extremely enjoyable and exemplary—if also fairly familiar—addition to Animals as Leaders' catalog."
"Paleface simply never lets up, maintaining maximum melee in every faucet of their sound."
"The variable array of challenges and complexities seem to have brought the band to where they are with Hollow Void."
"While they aren't the first band to cross world music with doom, Messa managed to do it without sounding like they had to."
"Impera is undoubtedly a huge step up from Prequelle if not one of Ghost's best collections period."
"Still, Let The World Burn is definitely worth the time. Listeners who stuck around all these years will find their wildest dreams rewarded."
