You might take a quick look of this Slovakian band’s name and album art and easily pass it […]
Category Archive: Heavy Metal
Despite the plentiful buzz surrounding Necrot’s debut full-length I hadn’t tracked down ‘Blood Offerings’ until now. I was […]
Like a lot of thirty-something beardy hipster metal fans these days I typically buy vinyl LPs that have […]
Oddly enough I reviewed Scaphism’s debut full-length back in 2012 and gave it a pretty glowing review despite […]
Ten years ago I was far more hesitant to give bands from labels like Razorback Records a chance […]
Discover all of the thrash metal you missed this year, filthy casual.
There are many metal bands named Rapture and this is the death/thrash metal band from Greece that put […]
The thinking behind releasing two full-lengths within one month of each other is questionable. One of them will […]
For all of the brilliant heavy music coming from India these days Djinn and Miskatonic is surely at […]
The more times I listened to Morvigor’s sophomore album the less I understood it, the more disparate my […]
For a death metal band that has really only been around for three years Blood Oath are off […]
While I grew up enamored with albums like ‘Beneath the Remains’ and ‘Chaos A.D.’ the Cavalera brothers have […]
Spain’s Mass Burial have been one of my favorite bands that sport the well-worn buzzsaw Sunlight Studios guitar […]
There was absolutely a time in my life where a little desert rock, a joint and walk was […]
Another brilliant doom metal album in a veritable sea of excess releases. It’s a blessing and a damn […]
Crossover thrash was my first true love in terms of transitioning from hardcore punk obsessive teenager to hilariously […]
It was a year of strife for most Americans and chaos for most of the world as fascism […]
Finland’s innovative contributions to second wave black metal are often underappreciated when compared to their Scandinavian neighbors and […]
Ah, the ancient ones have been whittled down to the ancient two yet there isn’t a better feeling […]
Taake’s ‘…Doedskvad’ was a revelation in 2005 as it combined the majesty and precision of Emperor‘s later era […]
