Out now via Season of Mist, GastiR - Ghosts Invited shows a mellower, gentler Gaahl compared to previous work. But don’t let this never seen side...
Simply put, The Fallen Entities (out now via High Roller Records) is missing hooks, tasty riffs and a punch in the gut. It’s not to say...
Flotsam and Jetsam, always on the cusp of thrash greatness, pair up AFM Records and deliver The End of Chaos, an exceptional album that’s their best...
Out today, via Spinefarm Records, Storm the Gates is predictable, forgettable and should be downright offensive to any OG Venom fan.
Out now via Metal Blade Records / Pelagic Records, The Ocean’s eighth full-length album, Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic, is more of their same successful formula; dramatic openings,...
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats are set to release their new album Wasteland via Rise Above Records so we got all kinds of stoner rock poetic...
If we were to describe Mantar’s new Nuclear Blast release The Modern Art of Setting Ablaze in terms of baseball, we would say that they emphatically...
The short and nasty of it is that this album has enough grit and groove throughout the whole recording while making your ears happy and enriching...
If you are a true heavy metal connoisseur and purist worshipping only those bands that were around when it was a subgenre all by itself, then...
The St. Petersberg, Florida natives, with their ears still ringing from their 2015 Demo album, have signed with Prosthetic Records to unleash a punishing half hour...
The Grinding Wheel consists of 10 well-written thrash anthems. Nothing has "decayed" over the years, that’s for sure.
Fenriz and Nocturno Culto have created a well-rounded, stripped-down Black Metal album just in time for the long and cold winter months ahead....
It’s fast and dirty, just like any whorehouse in Tijuana… and you want more of it.
Rad riffs, prog undertones and a blast or two. The Dark Beyond basically rips...
Diamond Head stuck to the NWOBHM formula and it’s just as fucking awesome now as it was 40 years (Not a typo!) ago.
