The Gates Of Slumber – The Gates of Slumber | Reaffirming The Importance of Doom
Out from the ashes of inner conflict, disbandment, and the tragic loss of several key members, The Gates...
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Kerry King – From Hell I Rise | Evilly Consistent
There was a time when Slayer felt like the most dangerous band in music. Well, when I was...
Ghost: The Spooky Spectale of Theatrics and Riffs
Fire, satanic imagery, dead popes playing saxophone, and talk of getting your taint tickled: these are just a...
Galactic Empire | Special Edition Review
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away …. That famous opening crawl appears on the...
Anthrax – Live at Radius: 40 Years of Thrash
It would be a safe assumption that a band celebrating their 40th anniversary together wouldn’t be that intense....
EXODUS – Persona Non Grata | The Return of Unabashed Thrash
When it comes to classic metal bands (specifically, what fandom calls The Big Four) there’s always an air...
Slayer: The Repentless Killogy | A Fitting Farewell
For nearly 40 years, Slayer has remained one of the most important bands in heavy metal. Their unapologetic...
Interview: Helms Alee | Noctiluca Is Nature’s Bass
Interview with Helms Alee's Ben Verellen on the band's new album, Noctiluca, a stunning album that demands to be listened to in one sitting.
Torche / Kvelertak / Wild Throne: Redefine What it is to be Metal
Experiencing Torche, Kvelertak, and Wild Throne up close certainly hasn’t cleared up my ambivalent attitude regarding the labels associated with heavy music
Album Review: Bullet For My Valentine – Venom
There really isn't much else to cover here. It's not that Bullet For My Valentine's Venom is terrible, it's just so paint-by-numbers, it's beyond boring.