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This Tampere, Finland-based trio work the fine line between old-school death metal and mordant doom like the Wallenda family.
Considering how long it’s been gestating, it’s downright remarkable that Eat the Elephant is so richly surprising, dependable, and multifaceted (in every way possible).
Panopticon's newest album is an easy contender for album of the year. Prepare for a magnificent journey in the double album experience that is,...
NONE does many things right but a few egregious creative decisions and glaring inconsistencies kill much of the duo's potential.
Monochromatic black metal that will make you run to the hills. Dig in!
Atmospheric Blackened Doom esoterica certainly makes for a challenging listen, but also a fascinating one.
After 5 long years, The Faceless make the wait well worth it, presenting an excellent record with In Becoming A Ghost
The Body & Full of Hell return for another out of this world collaboration in Ascending a Mountain Of Heavy Light
Not to be outdone by their own discordant eccentricities, Altarage are back to prove that things can become even more nebulous
The boys are back in town with a masterfully dark new record in Nightbringers
WVRM's Can You Hear The Wind Howl proves to be a killer collection of savage grindcore
Rex Brown has never up until shown much inclination for being a solo artist. As a longstanding member of Pantera, having appeared on all...
Devastating Noise-Doom from Philly brought to you by the fine young men in God Root!
Carach Angren release the best work of their career in the nightmare fueled Dance And Laugh Amongst The Rotten.
Travel the path of darkness and enlightenment in Tombs' new studio release, The Grand Annihilation
Melodic rock/AOR may not be as overtly popular as it was when bands were selling millions, but the “scene” appears to be as strong...
Wear Your Wounds' debut record is one of the most emotionally significant releases in recent times.
Rheia is a record thick with atmosphere and poetry that one can only call ethereal.
In The Woods are back and in prime position to become one of the biggest bands in dark progressive metal all over again.
