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For death metal fans, the most prominent tour of the spring has been blanketing the United States featuring Dying Fetus, Thy Art is Murder, Rivers of Nihil, and Enterprise Earth. Photographer Juan Hernandez was

Yeah, I always dig me some new doomy, sludgy stoner metal. Let It Breathe definitely deliver the goods.

The self-titled album features chunky, chunky bass and drums with soaring, mind-altering guitar riffs, and

For death metal fans, the most prominent tour of the spring has been blanketing the United States featuring Dying Fetus, Thy Art is Murder, Rivers of Nihil, and Enterprise Earth. Photographer Juan Hernandez was

South Dakota? OK, if you say so …

Angerot’s new album, The Splendid Iniquity, feels like classic Swedish death metal. Guttural vocals that I’m guessing are a call to Satan, whiplash guitar riffs that come at

Oh hell yes! Big Tings, the new album from Skindred, is straight up fiyah! Imagine Living Colour with some badass reggae riffs and vocals and you’ll get my drift.

I can’t remember the last time I listened to a

Out of Colombia comes the self-titled album by Sol de Sangre. Or, Blood Sun. And, once again, we learn that no one does death metal like South Americans.

Sol de Sangre is an assripper in the best possible way.

When reviewing an album, I’ll occasionally do a thing whereby I won’t look at the biography or band site. Instead, just listen first and get a feeling. Blood Oracle was just the album to do this with, and I will

Nekrokraft are described as “Swedish blackened thrash,” and they rage in full of force with their debut album, Servants. The themes of the lyrics are based on Babylonian and Scandinavian folklore as heard on the

Acherontas  are “… at the forefront of the Greek death/occult metal scene” reads their press release for Faustian Ethos. Just how crowded is the genre in Greece, I’m wondering.

Heavy. Screaming. Twirling

For death metal fans, the most prominent tour of the spring has been blanketing the United States featuring Dying Fetus, Thy Art is Murder, Rivers of Nihil, and Enterprise Earth. Photographer Juan Hernandez was

The greatest thing about metal is that it’s a genre that likely has the most acceptance and tolerance when compared to others. No matter your nationality, race, religion, or gender preference, metalheads are a

Today marks the release of Behemoth’s much-anticipated Blu-ray/DVD release Messe Noire. To celebrate, the band have released yet another clip for the collection, this time from The Satanist cinematic

After being steeped in black metal for a good part of the tail end of winter, this is a welcome relief back to the death metal realm, old school style. California’s Skeletal Remains have produced a

For death metal fans, the most prominent tour of the spring has been blanketing the United States featuring Dying Fetus, Thy Art is Murder, Rivers of Nihil, and Enterprise Earth. Photographer Juan Hernandez was

Cradle of Filth stopped  in to Irving Plaza in New York City on April 7 as part of their tour behind Cryptoriana. The band performed with support from Jinjer  and Uncured (below). Photographer Lina Glasir was o

Cradle of Filth stopped in to Irving Plaza in New York City on April 7 as part of their tour behind Cryptoriana. The band performed with support from Jinjer  (below) and Uncured. Photographer Lina Glasir was on h

Cradle of Filth’s frontman, Dani Filth, arrived in New York City on April 7 fighting an illness, but following a trip to the doctor and quite a few meds, the show was ready to go on. The band performed at Irving

The legacy of British doom/sludge acts is immense. From the groundbreaking riff-mongers in Black Sabbath to Lee Dorian’s decades long elevation of the genre, there is something desolate in the water there, and it

Bullet For My Valentine are making big things happen. The Welsh metallers are preparing to release Gravity, their first album for Search and Destroy/Spinefarm Records, and they have added drummer Jason Bowld to

There’s no denying Bleeding Gods’ fleet-fingered shredding, but it is even more impressive to see it. The band released Dodekathlon in January, and their new playthrough video features “Beloved By Artemis” from