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"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."
When you first hear someone say that they want to take piano lessons, the next question is, what kind of piano do you want?...
"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...
"At the end of the day, Still Sucks feels like a precursor of something better to come."
Reality is often a far cry from the animated series Metalocalypse in which the global economy depends on the world’s best death metal band, Dethklok. The joke...
We're bringing that beat back with some disregarded gems from one of metal's most divisive acts.
"Mixing and mastering qualms aside, Lutharo have arrived with one of the most thrilling metal records of 2021."
A View from the Top of the World is a promising glimpse into Dream Theater's possible future revitalization.
"Although I don't believe Twelve Foot Ninja have reached their full potential, they are damn close to perfection on Vengeance."
We dig through Mastodon's back catalog to discover the under-appreciated and forgotten...
Two drummers, about ten thousand riffs.
Dudes know how to write a hook.
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...
Udo Dirkschneider and Peter Baltes are here for the riffs.
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...
New Jersey's premier progressive rock/jazz fusion act, Thank You Scientist, are returning with a new EP, a new tour, and a new record label.
"Ultimately, Classics succeeds because the quirks that makes it so hard to describe also make them a commanding presence in the genre."
It’s Monday and Mondays suck, so let’s grind it out with an interview and premiere of Pharmacist’s new EP Carnal Pollution. While the weather...
