Hi, what are you looking for?
"This is a standout LP that has so much to offer for so many."
"If In Exile proves anything, it’s that 1476 will remain a band deserving of attention whenever they drop new music."
"The novelty hasn't worn off. But by the end of this 41-minute record, it's starting to show some wear and tear."
"To sum things up, Fandens Kall is a triumph from the music to the production to the lyrics to the cover art."
"The future is wide open for Valo. We're happy to see him return."
"However anyone one tries to categorize them, no one does it quite like Elder."
"Netherheaven finds Revocation doubling down on their most ferocious elements."
"The Halo Effect set out to write good songs that reflect their understanding and love for the music that put their city on the...
"This particular niche of metal may never have a champion of this caliber in this lifetime."
"Virtually everything on Trauma stands out on its own unique merit and deserves to not be flying under the radar."
"While Rolo Tomassi isn't the first mathcore bands to try post-rock on for size, they've achieved a particularly natural bridge between the two genres."
"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...
"For nine songs, God Is Partying feels like more of an EP than a full length. Still, this record is likely to satisfy those...
"Lantlôs may have little resemblance to its original form, but Siegenhort has yet to steer his band in the wrong direction."
While its length can be felt at times, Mære becomes a compelling progression of Harakiri for the Sky's powerful brand of post-black metal.
Sólstafir brings its massive arrangements and rustic grit to notably accessible territory, rounded off by some callbacks to a savage past.
Stoner rock unlike you've ever heard it before. Bask fuse Americana, prog with heavy riffs and the result is stunning.
Texas Hippie Coalition is famous for their gritty, foot stomping tunes about drinking and partying—their self-described "Red Dirt Metal." The rockers from Denison, Texas...
Rivers of Nihil's Where Owls Know My Name is not only a fresh breath of air for death metal, but metal in general.
One thing RAM has had a knack for and continues to sharpen is their ability to craft really hooky vocal lines and memorable melodies,...
If you want a good snapshot of where a lot of extreme metal is today, this is the right place to look.
Igorrr's Savage Sinusoid makes for one of today's most fascinating experiences. The record is an incredible look into the mind of an artist where...
