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Remember the Story isn't that flashy of a comeback vehicle, granted, but it does represent a compelling consistency that hasn't always been the hallmark of...
After the first few listens, it's amazing to hear the progress Spirit Adrift has made in just a year
It's difficult to call Rough Times an objectively superior album to predecessor Berlin, but it offers a fresh look at a band that may have...
2013's Satyricon presented a minor comeback in the sense of greater immediacy and consistency in songcraft, but four years later Deep Calleth Upon Deep takes that sure-handedness...
Five albums in and Leprous continue their gradual descent away from progressive metal towards Radiohead-like synth, experimental rock...
To the untrained ear, this review is nothing but nerdy hair splitting; your significant other who knows nothing about metal and your mom will...
Only in New York can a Hispanic gay kid who lived in Boro Park, Brooklyn, surrounded by Hasidic Jews, hustle his way up the...
We bring you Under Cöver, a mix of newly available and previously released cover songs that Motörhead have recorded over the years.
Dagoba's latest is also its best, aptly balancing heaviness and melody to deliver one of the most enjoyable industrial metal offerings in quite some...
Members of The Sword and more add some stoner metal vibes to Pink Floyd's classic album...
Shroud Eater haven't quite ascended to the elite level of the sludge game yet, but Strike the Sun is a noteworthy shot across the...
Chamber of Horrors is definitely a milestone step up for a doom band on the rise
It's like The Dillinger Escape Plan in a string quartet.
Listen to Mourner, smash your head through a wall, and enjoy every second of it.
Where the band, and Through Aching Aeons, is coming from is where they started off, albeit with years of experience and the restlessness of...
Abrams has all the potential in the world to make a bonafide sludge/rock masterpiece; Morning is major a stepping stone, and a really good one, toward...
Drop the needle, throw on your best pair of headphones, and let Elder take you away. It's an adventure that won't be soon forgotten.
The UK's tech metal pioneers return with their first album in 11 years.
Summoner sport a lack of unique ideas yet boast a superb affinity for a beloved template that ought to earn them more respect than...
