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Deathgrind meets harsh noise, sludge and black metal on the latest from Feed Them Death---yeah, it's wild.
Even if the vocals don't bother you, Subterranean Exile is almost objectively underwhelming from a songwriting and composition standpoint.
Everything is relative. Some people bag on Lars, others appreciate both his drumming and the part he’s played in advancing and maintaining metal’s relevance...
A nearly immaculate celebration and recreation of Ayreon's 1998 progressive metal masterpiece.
What do you expect from a band called Dirt Woman? Probably not this. Five songs, three of them thirteen-plus minutes, and a colossal sound...
The Amity Affliction might be the luckiest band in metal history. When they debuted in 2008 with Severed Ties, their brand of emo pop-infused...
Is it black metal or is it "gutter sniping, lo-fi punk of a desperately unbalanced and astringent order"?
After really looking at things, I know it is just an unfortunate coincidence I have never had a chance to talk about Beneath The...
It goes without saying that the past few years have been quite the gaping pothole in Suicide Silence’s post-Lucker timeline, so I feel obligated...
Prepare yourself for the jump to lightspeed.
2020 has already thrown us a lot of curveballs, but “Lamb of God Guitarist Records Acoustic EP” was still unexpected. Mark Morton’s first solo...
Ether Coven harnesses a sound that fuses metalcore, doom, sludge, and progressive elements. Truth be told, the end result is almost exactly what one...
The Cincinnatti doomers stun on their full length debut!
The band's newest effort is 30 minutes of doom, death metal, atmosphere, and storytelling that is hands down the best thing they've ever done.
Hailing from the “wheat-and-rust landscape” of the Cuyahoga River in Ohio, neofolk duo Osi and the Jupiter have accomplished a lot since starting in...
Blood Incantation has outdone themselves in every regard. Sit back, strap in and be crushed by the vacuum of space.
An Embarrassment of Riches is a towering achievement not only for The Night Watch, but for the instrumental progressive metal subgenre as a whole.
For listeners looking for raw, melodic and imaginative black metal, Obsequiae's new album nothing short of a sublime sonic experience.
Cloak revel in the dark. Metal explores the nightside of human existence from many angles. Some mournful, some angry, some unstable. All of it...
Named for the year in which the epidemic reached Norway and black metal outfit 1349. Much like the dreaded outbreak, their music is unrelenting, unmerciful,...
The German melo-death group returns with their first full-length album in 13 years!
There’s still excitement to be had by flogging a dead horse. As long as you use a heavier flogger.
