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"It's hard to deny the impact of Landmvrks when they kick into high gear."
"The Hellacopters clearly still like what they do, and have the means to do what they like."
The blackened NWOBHM trend shows no signs of slowing down, pushing the genre more and more into the forefront. Nite's sinister sophomore effort, Voices...
"Parrhesia is an extremely enjoyable and exemplary—if also fairly familiar—addition to Animals as Leaders' catalog."
"Paleface simply never lets up, maintaining maximum melee in every faucet of their sound."
"While they aren't the first band to cross world music with doom, Messa managed to do it without sounding like they had to."
"Still, Let The World Burn is definitely worth the time. Listeners who stuck around all these years will find their wildest dreams rewarded."
"All in all another solid record from a band that just keeps on going."
"Virtually everything on Trauma stands out on its own unique merit and deserves to not be flying under the radar."
"Acts Of God is another Immolation release that makes no apologies and delivers exactly as promised."
On the The Long Road North, Sweden’s undisputed gods of post-metal, Cult of Luna, release a superb album that is more mature, nuanced and...
"Ultimately, this appetizer of a record packs serious headbanging material."
"Krüller shows a human side of Tristan Shone, more right side of the brain, and an openness to more perspective."
"There's no doubt that Mass Worship have the connections and the talent to put out great heavy music."
"While Rolo Tomassi isn't the first mathcore bands to try post-rock on for size, they've achieved a particularly natural bridge between the two genres."
"TLTSOL is the sound of a band attempting to transcend the turning of tides within their scene."
"Dissolution Wave is solid. The pacing is overall slow and dreamy, the vocals are the exact right amount of hazy, and the world might...
"Heavy Steps acts a beacon of how to bolster one's own basics and starting points so as to inject new life into one's own...
"Some may say that Ashes of Ares doesn't stray out of their comfort zone on this record, but then again, you might ask why...
"It's not often an album in this genre has such an easy replay value, and proves that atmospheric heavy music isn't relegated to double...
"Enterprise Earth fans are going to really enjoy this album and Dan Watson continues to grow as a vocalist in terms of both his...
