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The Armageddon chord is the first novel by musician and songwriter Jeremy Wagner. In a broad sense, the book is a fun, fast-paced explosion...
By Ben Apatoff It's not the first thing you'll notice about Fed Through the Teeth Machine, but maybe the second or third time around...
Judging from crowd reactions, "Upper Decker," from 2005's Clients, is easily the best thing The Red Chord have ever written. While the Boston band...
"Their work with Dis Fig shows their innate ability to create beauty from ugliness, and how easily they can transcend metal and plant their...
"After all, you really can't have too much good blackened death metal in your life."
"Udåd legitimizes the existence of lo-fi black metal even after the genre at large has evolved so much."
"While it'll be interesting to see how the pit warriors respond to this doubling down on prog, Job For A Cowboy is anything but...
"With She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She, Wolfe continues her reign as perhaps the most disquietly serene singer/songwriter around."
"Year Of The Knife is one of the strongest bands running the hardcore circuit right now."
"The hateful, menacing, and sickening Panic Prayer is sure to please lovers of old-school death-thrash."
"At only 45 minutes long, Prosaic provides consistently killer Mizmor tunes with no filler in sight."
"If In Exile proves anything, it’s that 1476 will remain a band deserving of attention whenever they drop new music."
"In fact, the band’s ninth full-length is definitely the most robust since their return from hiatus in 2009/2010 and, to go out on a...
Take Me Back to Eden largely feels like a collection of generic compositions that—despite having some Sleep Token sheen—could've been created by any number...
"Just like Songs from the Apocalypse, Postcards from the Asylum is a brilliantly exploratory and urbane voyage as only Bieler and company could make."
"I don't want to give the impression that Scorched is a poor or lackluster release."
Project 86 have reached a new level with their newest album, both in theme and in music.
"This trio has massive talent that is undeniable and they present a vibrant and fresh record you will quickly love."
"After a whirl through Beyond Vision, it'll come as no surprise to learn that the album was originally designed as single-stretch instrumental piece."
"While Exul doesn't definitively top Ne Obliviscaris' past achievements, it surely earns a spot alongside them."
"Realistically, despite Traders of Truth being another strong showing by the Dutch demons, it likely won't be the record to break them to a...
"Kruelty treats their stylistic combination like a contest to see how much punishment they can derive from each genre they take from."
"Drowning in disgusting filth seldom feels more inviting."
