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"There's only so many ways to say 'Jesus Piece writes good hardcore,' but that really is the take away from …So Unknown."
"For people who seek the dissonance and blistering riffs and rhythms of classic Demilich and Gorguts, this is the album for you."
"It's almost impossible to listen along to Interludium without a big smile on your face."
Project 86 have reached a new level with their newest album, both in theme and in music.
"Overall, this is a stellar four song EP. It is undoubtedly essential for those of you who are long time fans of the band."
"A symphony of harsh negativity and violence. That's it. That's the review."
"Without any doubt, Dust is going to stay in my regular listening rotation for many months to come. Don't pass this record over."
"One of Finland's most famous grindcore bands bring more angst in their latest opus, Apocalypse."
"Despite not taking many steps out of the band's own carefully crafted comfort zone, Death Below is a tree-trunk solid addition to the August...
"The novelty hasn't worn off. But by the end of this 41-minute record, it's starting to show some wear and tear."
"No longer a flowing flurry of snow, Lamp of Murmuur now has the effect of a crushing ice storm."
"This trio has massive talent that is undeniable and they present a vibrant and fresh record you will quickly love."
"After a whirl through Beyond Vision, it'll come as no surprise to learn that the album was originally designed as single-stretch instrumental piece."
"While Exul doesn't definitively top Ne Obliviscaris' past achievements, it surely earns a spot alongside them."
"Menacing and aggressive yet reflective, Dypet is sure to stand the test of time."
"These are songs to cherish and treasure, and are some of Ihsahn's very best endeavors in a masterfully storied body of work."
"Realistically, despite Traders of Truth being another strong showing by the Dutch demons, it likely won't be the record to break them to a...
"Though they sometimes fall back on familiar tropes, for a fifteen year old band, this sounds extremely promising."
"From start to finish, it represents the peak of what they—and deathcore as a whole—can do."
"If you literally need heavy metal to live, then Outsider might be immortality on tap."
"Kruelty treats their stylistic combination like a contest to see how much punishment they can derive from each genre they take from."
"Periphery came out of the gate in 2010 with incredible skill and precision, and none of that has changed here."
"Remember… You Must Die is hard-as-nails evidence that Suicide Silence have fully re-embraced the past."
