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"Nocturnal Graves is a breath of smog-filled air where this genre of music has become less dangerous and more palatable to the masses."
Wilderun becomes more characteristic and commendable, carving out their own vital place within their stylistic landscape.
"Although None But a Pure Heart Can Sing clocks in at a fairly brief 32 minutes, So Hideous ... is both vicious and refined,...
"Aquilus makes up for time spent away by hitting harder when it counts most, and doubling down on its eccentricities."
"Doom Crew Inc. is not a bad record, but it occupies a lower spot in BLS's overall ranking."
"Spinning the record reveals harrowing atmospherics, a sense of grandiosity, devastating emotional weight and wrenching mood swings all woven around a diverse stanchion of...
"This is Obscura standing more unencumbered and iconoclastically as they push the quality of their own work."
"This gears Live in North America more towards completionists and those who are really, really going to miss Mullen."
"Adventurousness comes in the form of an expanded exploration of their melodic side, making it at once the band's 'least' death metal but most...
"If this isn't metal, then the term has lost any meaning it ever had."
"Moss Grew On The Swords And Plowshares Alike epitomizes why Kayo Dot remains a laudable one-of-a-kind project."
"Hushed and Grim is the most mature, demanding, and emotionally resonant journey of Mastodon's career."
"Mixing and mastering qualms aside, Lutharo have arrived with one of the most thrilling metal records of 2021."
"Although I don't believe Twelve Foot Ninja have reached their full potential, they are damn close to perfection on Vengeance."
"This album’s balance of technical brutality, haunting ritualism and inexplicable catchiness can’t be replicated.."
"In The Court Of The Dragon is well-written, well-executed, and a bold new step in the Trivium world."
The debut KK's Priest album Sermons of the Sinner hearkens back to days of Downing-era Judas Priest.
"While my overall feelings towards this album are lukewarm, there are also several pieces on here that could be fun additions to their live...
"There's no 'have patience with it' on this record. You hit play and you disappear from where you currently are with only ashes in...
As strange and psychedelic as you would expect for an Enslaved and Ulver side project.
The Work is by far the group’s most cohesive, ambitious, meditative, and varied effort, with greater uses of philosophical significance and transcendental respites.
"Employed to Serve sounds like they’re playing the music they’ve always wanted to write, and it’s hard not to love them for it."
"There's some serious bangers and exploration here."
