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Consistency is the order of the day here, which is what makes For All Kings a notable improvement over Worship Music. This feels more...
Deftones throwing some friendly jabs.
Do you pine for the tech death days of old when prog oriented acts like Quo Vadis and Augury loomed over their peers? Well...
Bands like Entombed A.D. and Wormed are the only two you MIGHT have heard of.
The gulf between Mayhem's seminal Deathcrush EP in 1987 and their first proper full length in 1994 was an industrious but often low key...
Black metal may have been birthed within the frozen winter landscapes of Scandinavia, but it was only an eye blink of time before it...
This week's installment revisits one of the genre's most influential bands and their debut that spurned decades of inspiration to future bands.
There's a lot going on in the world of black metal right now - here are some of the highlights.
In the final installment of a three-part series spotlighting pivotal bands in black metal's past and present; we delve into one of today's most...
50 U.S. Black Metal Bands Profiled
With a pleasant amount of melodic elements, Blood Fire Death (1988) can be summed up as an excellent thrash act with black and Viking...
Unlike their Scandinavian compatriots, Greek black metal has never enjoyed much exposure. As a result, Greek black metal acts are predominately denizens of the...
It's always good to kick back and enjoy a traditional album that was created by the "most blasphemous band in the world".
Woods Of Ypres may very well have changed the history of black metal with this 2004 release.
Stephen Carpenter discussed how it was hard to get motivated about the new album.
20 years going strong for Broken Glass.
One last track before the entire beast of an album collides with our eardrums this Friday.
Do you like German technical death metal but tire of waiting for a new Necrophagist? It's okay, we are too. So we've got a...
Carpathian essentially founded black 'n' roll with the magic of Black Shining Leather - this is an album that you simply can't ignore.
Lots of fast, black and white machines... and grind.
