Album Review: Locrian – Infinite Dissolution
Infinite Dissolution tries to incorporate new elements within the Locrian’s barriers and is thematically loyal to the sense of destruction, but fails.
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Album Review: High on Fire – Luminiferous
High on Fire's seventh album Luminiferous demonstrates a renewed focus and ferocity. They do what they do best and still take risks.
Vattnet Viskar Interview and Review of Settler
Dustin reviews the new excellent album from Vattnet Viskar and then asks the band's guitar player Chris Alfieri about the new album, touring, and new music.
Album Review: Between the Buried and Me – Coma Ecliptic
Between The Buried And Me's latest effort Coma Ecliptic dazzles on a surface level, but still attempts to shoehorn too many ideas into an hour.
Crowbar, Battlecross, and Lord Dying @ Alrosa Villa (Columbus, OH) June 21, 2015
A live review of New Orleans sludge legends Crowbar at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, OH. Also featuring Battlecross, Lord Dying, and Youth Hostel.
Record Review: Codas – Currents
Codas, taps into something immensely epic on Currents and this new EP hints at a very bright future for an already accomplished and diverse musician.
Interview with Coliseum
Coliseum's fifth full length, Anxiety's Kiss, is a testament to the longevity of the band. Phil Maye spoke with the band about the record and punk en masse.
Album Review: 36 Crazyfists – Time and Trauma
36 Crazyfists' new album, Time and Trauma is awful and Josh Peters is disappointed in the decidedly nu-metal direction they've taken.
Album Review: Falling In Reverse – Just Like You
Jeremy Erickson thinks you'd be much better off listening to all of Falling In Reverse's influences than listening to their third full length record.
Album Review: All That Remains – The Order of Things
Melodic, metal-core band, All That Remains will attempt to remain at the top of the heavy music mountain with another fine release, The Order of Things.