I guess the first question I have about the latest Midnight album concerns the crows on the cover […]
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Careful now, box up your funny shaped head and your dumbo ears. ‘The Ripper’ isn’t aiming for your […]
Here I present Part III of the latest in a series of a comprehensive sub-genre analysis features that I began […]
This Washington D.C. area death metal band enter their fourth year of grinding away at the death/doom trade […]
Where better than Bangladesh to form a thrash metal band? A country where about four percent of the […]
Black metal music, depending on your tastes, has either been over-saturated and trend happy for the last two […]
If you’re like me and you’re constantly following the every singly halfway decent Swedish death metal release, wildly […]
There are few metal sub-genres that I am not a fanatic of but melodic black metal is perhaps […]
Hey remember Inquisitor from twenty years ago? No, in fact before their Bestial Mockery split in 2007 I’d […]
In the ten years since White Wizzard’s glorious mid-80’s NWOBHM styled EP ‘High Speed GTO’ and their amazing […]
You might take a quick look of this Slovakian band’s name and album art and easily pass it […]
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 […]
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