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"Truth Killer has that distinctive Sevendust sound while still moving in new directions. It’s focused and streamlined with plenty of catchy songs and a...
"All in all, if you're looking for a dose of heavy metal with talent at every position, Sumerlands have got the job done with...
Ex-Mushroomhead vocalist Waylon Reavis' new project...
Ritual Killer is the kind of beast that makes no bones about what it's here to do. When the songs kick on and the...
Last year we celebrated the Collaboration/Supergroup and I was well aware that a few rather interesting ones were on their way. Still on the way,...
There aren't many bands that maintain a consistency while constantly progressing from album to album. It seems like everyone wants to renew and reinvent...
"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."
"It's evident that The Last Ten Seconds Of Life are venturing into new territory with No Name Graves."
"With She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She, Wolfe continues her reign as perhaps the most disquietly serene singer/songwriter around."
"This is a standout LP that has so much to offer for so many."
"We don't know how the Children of Bodom team kept up their high level of intensity during such a long set, but they have...
"With nine short and punchy tracks from Helfró, this is a record for those who like their blackened death metal at a pretty fast...
"Bathed in a Black Sun proves that the great sorcerer Mackintosh, of course, continues to act as a tireless innovator."
"Year Of The Knife is one of the strongest bands running the hardcore circuit right now."
"This band clearly has so much to offer and in terms of musicianship, songwriting and arranging."
"Overall this is a no doubt, first-day buy. 13 tracks that will make you a fan after the first listen."
"If all forthcoming new material is this good, whatever crossover divide exists between old and new fans will definitely shrink."
"At only 45 minutes long, Prosaic provides consistently killer Mizmor tunes with no filler in sight."
"Ultimately, 72 Seasons is a record that sits sonically somewhere between The Black Album and Reload, if those records immediately came after Kill 'Em...
"There are 13 tracks in total here and not a single bit of filler on any of 'em."
"In closing, Naa skrider natten sort is the immortal essence of Norwegian black metal distilled into an hour of pure excellence."
These legendary "Scandinavian Gods" are about to "Bewitch" you yet again.
