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Norwegian black metal, or “norsk svartmetall,” is the ultimate reason for existence. Every time a new black metal single drops from Norway, “suddenly life...
Plus releases from Mire, Age Of Athena, Krolook, and Feuerschwanz.
What a year. Truthfully, I didn't even want to rank these, but tradition is tradition. I started with a long list of 35 records...
I certainly can't be the only one who can't stop thinking about last night's season 3 finale of the HBO melodrama Succession. No spoilers...
Here we are, a few weeks away from 2022, while I'm still grappling with all the shit that went down in 2020. Life is...
"Although None But a Pure Heart Can Sing clocks in at a fairly brief 32 minutes, So Hideous ... is both vicious and refined,...
Alexi “Wildchild” Laiho passed away on December 29th, 2020, at his home in Helsinki, Finland. Almost a year has elapsed since this tragedy. The...
Define prolific? Fenriz. Define magnetic? Fenriz. Define genius? Gylve Fenris Nagell, who was born Leif Gylve Nagell, is the answer to everything. Fenriz first let...
In Rob Halford's autobiography, the Judas Priest frontman discusses one of the difficulties of success was remaining in the closet on the road and...
Kruspe doesn't think Ghost can do it.
"Spinning the record reveals harrowing atmospherics, a sense of grandiosity, devastating emotional weight and wrenching mood swings all woven around a diverse stanchion of...
Plus releases from Emma Ruth Rundle, Bullet For My Valentine, Diablo Swing Orchestra, and Glassing.
"Cryptopsy, Beneath The Massacre, Beyond Creation and Gorguts have all left their mark, but Archspire seem to be the new leaders of the pack."
Plus releases from KK's Priest, Full Of Hell, Frontierer, Four Stroke Baron, Dying Wish, Bummer, and Asking Alexandria
Guitarist Tony Iommi and drummer Bill Ward first appeared at Ozzy Osbourne’s doorstep in 1968. The pair arrived in response to an old “Ozzy Zig Needs a Gig” advertisement that had lingered even...
“What’s my drug of choice?” We are “Junkheads” for Stone Temple Pilots’ Core and Alice in Chains’ Dirt. These masterpieces were both released on September 29th, 1992. Core and Dirt...
They're calling themselves a "Smashup" band.
United States of Insanity is out this October.
Russia is like a time machine. That is why one of the nation's most popular rock band goes by that name, Машина Времени/Time Machine....
Plus releases from The Bronx, Ex Deo, Hooded Menace, Moon Unit, Summoner's Circle, Our Place of Worship is Silence, Turnstile, White Stones, and Wormwitch.
At it’s heart, Infinite Granite is not a metal record, but an above-average shoegaze/indie rock record.
"Gangsta's Aerials", as it's called.
