With The World Is My Enemy Now, Upon A Burning Body have produced their most consistent album to date.
Sonic Syndicate have made such a vast change (and it isn't well) that it’s hard to find any redeeming qualities in Confessions.
With twelfth album Sorceress, Opeth continue on the next phase on their evolutionary path. Read our review here...
The Serpent Only Lies is one hell of a listen, it only serves as a reminder of what a truly great band Crowbar are, as if...
Bloodstock returned in August with some new bands, some old favourites and three massive headliners. Simon Douglass joined the masses for the metal weekend of the...
Staying faithful to the nu-metal sound which served their debut well, Otep return with their latest album. Read our review here..
It may have been five years in the making but the new album from Finnish pagans Moonsorrow has very much been worth the wait.
All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us is a fantastic recording that once again reiterates why Architects are held in such high regard.
Oppression sees Incite deliver an album of what is best described as "more of the same."
Every single one of the nine songs that comprises Nattesferd possesses its own certain charm and, when combined, they form one formidable offering.
Over the years Aborted have earned themselves a reputation for consistently producing solid, brutal death metal albums which, in the case of Retrogore is not entirely...
There was a moment in time when we might not have got another Baroness album. Thankfully we did and the fact that it is this good...
Feel The Misery may not reinvent the wheel, but it certainly shows exactly why My Dying Bride are masters of their genre.
The Brotherhood of the Blade is a good live album; it certainly gives you an idea of what a fantastic and brutal live band Whitechapel are.
It's hard to argue that anyone has done doom better than With The Dead in quite some time. An album of the year contender, for sure.
On the whole Silent Line's Shattered Shores is a good album and there will certainly be a fair few people who will thoroughly enjoy it.
Despite it’s still fledgling existence When Planets Collide is quickly become a go to label for all things Sludge, Doom and Stoner. Pure Grain Audio sits...
The Acuuser is the band's most consistent album to date but, as a comeback effort, it's lacking that real punch to make the impact needed.
I Worship Chaos is Children Of Bodom's fifth offering so it's about time they stepped up their game and gave us another monster!
As brutal as all the songs are on Cut Up's debut, Forensic Nightmares, they are as equally forgettable; not bad, just lacking that extra spark to...
As a debut, Regression is a worthy effort. There are enough positive aspects to suggest that Theories could have decent career.
New Kataklysm album Of Ghosts And Gods is hugely enjoyable, in fact, it will probably be one of the best death metal albums of the year.
If self-indulgent guitar albums are your thing then look no further, Ol Drake's Old Rake will be perfect.
From Cannibal Corpse to Opeth. From Raging Speedhorn to Trivium. From Orange Goblin to Rob Zombie. Bloodstock Festival 2015 had something for fans of most metal...
So far Goatwhore have consistently delivered solid album after solid album and Constricting Rage of the Merciless continues this trend.
With Royal Thunders' Crooked Doors it's abundantly clear that the band's unique sound and take on stoner, psychedelic, and hard rock hasn't diminished in the slightest.
