Katatonia: “City Burials” Album Review
Katatonia have a uniquely gloomy sound that they’ve been developing throughout nearly 30 years together. The gothic prog band’s new album, City Burials, boasts the
Luke Green
April 29, 2020
Trivium: “What The Dead Men Say” Album Review
Over the years, Trivium have become a really unique and influential band in metalcore. Since Ember To Inferno came out back in 2003, Their sound
Luke Green
April 21, 2020
Oblivion Gate: “Wisdom Of The Grave” Album Review
If you’re a fan of gloom and doom and the wailing and lamentations of the damned, the new Oblivion Gate album, Wisdom of the Grave,
King Rhino
April 20, 2020
Abysmal Dawn: “Phylogenesis” Album Review
Greetings from the ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE!! OK, I’ll be honest – No zombies yet. The streets of Budapest are empty except for pigeons and food delivery
King Rhino
April 17, 2020
The Swell Fellas: “The Great Play Of Extension” EP Review
What The Swell Fellas lack in audible heaviness, they make up for with shear intensity. The Great Play fo Extension opens with an instrumental spider
Jamie Lee
April 15, 2020
Aether Realm: “Redneck Vikings From Hell” Album Review
With an album named Redneck Vikings From Hell you know you’re in for a good time. Aether Realm’s third full length album feels like it
Luke Green
April 15, 2020
Lamb Of God: “Lamb Of God” Album Review
Randy Blythe opens Lamb of God‘s eponymous release with plain sung vocals, introducing “Momento Mori” delicately, only to pop the cork on this beast of
Jamie Lee
April 14, 2020
The Black Dahlia Murder: “Verminous” Album Review
Pressing play on a new The Black Dahlia Murder album is akin to opening up a circle pit, be it in the middle of a
Jamie Lee
April 13, 2020
Graveslave: “Devotion” EP Review
Formed in 2014 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, deathgrinders Graveslave have released a five-song EP, Devotion, inspired by the card game (highly recommended) Magic: The Gathering. If
Allyson Kingsley
April 10, 2020
Irdorath: “The Final Sin” Album Review
When most people think of blackthrash, they think of black metal inspired thrash, but in the case of Irdorath, it’s the other way around. The
Jamie Lee
April 8, 2020
