Flashback Album Review: White Zombie-La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1 With its massive grooves, horror-movie weirdness, and unrelenting energy, La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1 remains a must-listen for any fan of heavy, groove-driven music.
Warbringer – Wrath and Ruin: A Thrash Masterpiece That Redefines the Battlefield Prepare for Total War – Warbringer Just Dropped Their Most Lethal Album Yet. Thrash fans, brace yourselves—Warbringer is back, and they’re not just making
Flashback Album Review: Extreme—Self-Titled While Extreme didn’t achieve massive commercial success upon release, it served as an important stepping stone for the band.
Flashback Album Review: Type O Negative - Dead Again Nearly two decades later, Dead Again remains a must-listen for Type O Negative fans.
Flashback Album Review: Ghost’s Impera: A Theatrical and Ambitious Rock Spectacle While some may critique the album for leaning more into rock than metal, there’s no denying its infectious energy and masterful songwriting.
Our Dissonant Songs Will Become What’s Just: Whitechapel’s Return to Brutality on ‘Hymns of Dissonance’ I will be the first to admit that I didn’t know much about Whitechapel, apart from playing the odd track on my radio show,
Bending the Clock: Dream Theater's Restless Reunion Record Parasomnia The story of Mike Portnoy’s return to Dream Theater is pretty well known in most metal circles at this point. What was intended to
The Howl of Lore: Opeth's The Last Will and Testament “Draped in death…. The howl of lore….” It’s with these lyrics that Mikael Åkerfeldt chose to begin Opeth’s 14th studio offering, The Last
Album Review: Make Them Suffer - Self Titled The Australian metalcore band formed in Perth in 2008, Make Them Suffer, comes with a new album, a self-titled piece today on November 08, 2024.
Anciients - Beyond the Reach of the Sun It’s been a long road back for British Columbia-based progressive death metal band Anciients since their last record. After 2016’s Voice of the
New Beginning, New Surprise: Fu Manchu's The Return of Tomorrow Veteran rockers Fu Manchu have been a model of consistency since they first picked up their instruments back in 1985. The stoner rock quartet from
