Ardra: “Unto Leviathan” Album Review
Ardra are a Bay Area band who write an interesting blend of deathcore with a bunch of outside influences, including black and melo-death. Their debut
Luke Green
April 6, 2020
Testament: “Titans Of Creation” Album Review
You don’t earn a spot as one of The Big Four of thrash metal without showing a significant amount of muscle. Testament continue to flex
Jamie Lee
April 3, 2020
Ad Infinitum: “Chapter 1: Monarchy” Album Review
Chapter I: Monarchy is the first chapter in the symphonic metal band Ad Infinitum’s discography. This epic debut is extremely catchy with beautiful vocal lines
Luke Green
April 2, 2020
Vectis: “No Mercy For The Weak” EP Review
No Mercy for the Weak is the first EP from the teenage blackthrashers Vectis who gained a cult following after their debut demo was released
Luke Green
March 27, 2020
Wolfheart: “Wolves of Karelia” Album Review
Wolfheart are a finnish band who play a genre they coined “winter metal” based on their lyrics revolving around cold winter as well as battles
Luke Green
March 26, 2020
HellgardeN: “Making Noise, Living Faster” Album Review
HellgardeN are a brazillian thrash and groove metal band who play the music that they’re clearly passionate about with a goal to create some real
Luke Green
March 24, 2020
Hemotoxin: “Restructure The Molded Mind” Album Review
As soon as I put on Restructure the Molded Mind by Hemotoxin, I knew I was gonna love it. They have a sound comparable to
Luke Green
March 20, 2020
Ferocity, “The Hegemon” Album Review
Danish death metal group, Ferocity released their new album, The Hegemon on March 13th, 2020 via Immigrant Species Records.
Sam Roon
March 19, 2020
Mortuous: “Among the Lost / Mors Immortalis” Reissue Review
Mortuous are a doom/death metal band that formed in 2009 and who originate from San Jose, California. Among the Lost / Mors Immortalis is a
Allyson Kingsley
March 18, 2020
Imonolith: “State of Being” Album Review
Welcome to what many are referring to as apocalyptic times. Although there are no zombies in sight, we are forced to self-isolate. Now is a
Allyson Kingsley
March 17, 2020
