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Party thrashers Municipal Waste return with Electrified Brain, a riff-fest of old school goodness.
"This is a start to finish experience that will leave you wanting more."
Wasteland proves that while guitarist Piotr Grudziński’s passing indefinitely changed their dynamic, Riverside certainly has a second life as an empowered trio.
Black Anvil has always been able to balance atmosphere into their metal, but As Was might be their best effort yet.
Meek is Murder is a downright lethal trio of fantastic musicians, and their latest opus Was makes a strong case for their name to...
So you're in the mood for some Alice in Chains, but the doomier styling of bands like Woods of Ypres has been calling your...
Crossover thrash is a genre that can be traced back to Join The Army era Suicidal Tendencies and the very obviously titled Crossover by party...
Last weekend will be a weekend that I will never forget. Vice Magazine and Scion (the car company) teamed up to present Scion Rock...
After At the Gates, Tomas Lindberg has been busy. He's indulged his crust/grind side in Skitsystem, Lock Up, and Disfear. He's continued his work...
"If this album is a sign of things to come, then High On Fire aren't getting old. They've just become legends."
"The Shape of Fluidity is an outstanding glimpse into van Dorst's individual (but universally resonant) triumphs and tribulations."
"Tomorrow's Rain is not here to make you feel good. That being said, those who appreciate the genre will have a lot to contemplate...
"Exist have outdone themselves yet again with Hijacking the Zeitgeist."
"Ingested is unafraid to explore different caves of sound and engage with different melodies, crafting a sound that never sacrifices intensity with ten brand...
"With minimal (but not too minimal) production values, and a clear DIY vibe, Coffin Storm is exactly what you think it should be."
"After all, you really can't have too much good blackened death metal in your life."
"Ten fine features could have been traded for five amazing ones, that truly complemented the sounds and delivered extra layers."
"The point is the steel marches on, and you can't stop it."
"Judas Priest might actually be at their apex right now, some five decades after their formation."
"No matter what era of Ministry you might be a fan of, there's really something for everyone here."
