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Salem's Bend understand the power of both Hawkwind and Motorhead, making this record a stunner.
Winter's Gate is very carefully wrought; it envelops the listener like the blazing hearth-fire in some long-ago Nordic hall.
While lacking in true surprises, The Violent Sleep of Reason does what it's supposed to do: scratch a familiar itch while staving off any...
This heavily melodic influenced band carries enough comprehensive structure to allow even ignorant music fans to enjoy this complex album. This album is at...
Brain Tentacles obviously has connections to the jazz world, though they’re tempered with spines of noise rock, ambient, sludge, doom, progressive weirdness and space...
Rheia is a record thick with atmosphere and poetry that one can only call ethereal.
Trap Them basically shoves your head into a mulcher and keeps on grinding with Crown Feral.
Epica has truly crafted another masterful and brilliant work of symphonic metal in The Holographic Principle
Neurosis are back, expanding their soundworlds and proving once more that they are among the greats.
The djent movement is in need of a shock of revitalization, and unfortunately, Auras won’t be the band to do it…not this time around,...
It’s been almost sixteen years to the month since Brujeria has delivered product to the masses. That’s awhile for cartel boys to be out...
It's fair to debate Lotus Thief's classification as metal, but metal's arcane soul and depth of spirit are undeniably present, and anyone with a...
Remember the “screamo” era? Remember the Hot Topic/Victory Records bum rush that transformed malls across the country into some sort of swoosh-gelled hair/80s tight-pants-revival...
The Sword double done on last year's experimentation with an album full of acoustic versions of High Country cuts
This new supergroup featuring members of Mastodon, Dillinger Escape Plan, Alice in Chains and Mars Volta takes listeners comfortable with those bands down a...
Mare Cognitum have started to hint at greatness with this latest offering.
Knocked Loose have proven that you do not need to be from a big city or music market to take off in the metal...
Helen Money is back with the cello based projects most stunning and ambitious album to date.
Familiar aesthetic aside, Sumerlands manage to forge a unique aesthetic within a well trod upon Venn diagram of early metal influences: Metal Massacre meets...
Ghost are back with a preview of their still-distant fourth album as well as a quartet of expertly curated cover songs. Here is our...
In The Woods are back and in prime position to become one of the biggest bands in dark progressive metal all over again.
Nuclear Holocaust fucking thrash. Now if only they can get their shit together.
