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This is definitely one of Amon Amarth’s finest. Jomsviking, while not entirely different from Amon Amarth’s already spectacular discography, does succeed in breaking a...
In the eyes of the older traditionalist with a stunted view of musical growth and refusal to accept change, the Rotting Christ of today...
The Astonishing, Dream Theater's latest sprawling epic, seeks to both add a little juju back to a staid and true formula
Black Tusk continues to create music that is a pleasant mix of a multitude of sub genres, where only listening and experiencing it can...
Sarcofago invite you to examine their history with twenty tracks of hard to obtain demos and their first new unreleased material in years!
If you’ve had issue with Abigail Williams in the past, don’t let that stop you from listening to what is actually a fantastically composed...
To the untrained ear, most of Putridity's music will sound as if a chaotic recording of hell was captured and settled onto a CD.
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...
It’s been happening slowly and stealthily over the course of the last decade or so. Insidious and incremental and bit-by-bit. It’s been so gradual...
Are you ready to hear the sermons of Papa Emeritus III?
Pushing their fourteenth album since their formation in 1988, Halifax, England's Paradise Lost are one of the godfathers of doom. And after almost thirty...
Death metal is rotten with songs about the rape, torture, and murder of women. Castrator flips the script on this type of lazy, misogynistic...
Dødheimsgard have never failed to deliver challenging listens that require the listener’s time to delve into and absorb, and things are no different on...
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...
France’s Death Engine doesn’t sound like Neurosis per se, but there’s a definite artistic aesthetic informed, influenced and inspired by the Oakland post-metal legends....
A blackened death metal feel is the overall sense this album portrays. The creative foundation that is present in almost every track turns out...
To their credit, Blind Guardian have been content to just lay back in the cut and perfect their craft one album at a time;...
Napalm Death finds themselves writing some of the most complex songs they've ever assembled while simultaneously pushing out blasts that melt even the most...
Arch Stanton may not be worthy of in-depth discussions and deconstructions by music magazine editors and transcribers, but it’s full of heart, soul and...
Obituary is releasing their latest moldering chunk of sonic grave-soil via Relapse Records. Entitled Inked in Blood, the new one began officially embalming Eustachian...
Black metal. It's everywhere. So thus begs the question of what's worth approaching and what's worth tossing aside? The saturation of the genre can...
TL;DR- It's amazing and not what you're expecting.
Xerath's III is the perfect amount of cinematic symphonic work and heandbang-until-your-neck-breaks heaviness.
