Album review: At The Gates – The Nightmare Of BeingSwedish death metal heroes At The Gates shake it up on third post-reformation album, The Nightmare Of Being.
Album review: Stöner – Stoners RuleStoner rock heroes Nick Oliveri and Brant Bjork team up for aptly-named new band Stöner...
Album review: Born Of Osiris – Angel Or AlienIllinois prog-metalcore overlords Born Of Osiris ascend thunderous skies on otherworldly sixth album, Angel Or Alien
EP review: CRASHFACE – HEAVY INFECTIOUSIncendiary London duo CRASHFACE break loose on raucous debut EP...
Album review: Sullivan King – LOUDLA multi-instrumentalist Sullivan King goes metal with mixed results on LOUD.
Album review: Beartooth – BelowCaleb Shomo harnesses the fire inside for Beartooth’s hellacious fourth album, Below.
Album review: Free Throw – Piecing It TogetherTennessee emos Free Throw stick to their trusted formula on fourth album, Piecing It Together.
Album review: Urne – Serpent & SpiritRising Brit metallers Urne bring the chaos and riffs on their hugely impressive debut album, Serpent & Spirit.
Album review: Light The Torch – You Will Be The Death Of MeHoward Jones returns with a second round of heaviness from post-Killswitch Engage band Light The Torch…
EP review: Drug Church – TawnyA short and not-so-sweet EP from Albany’s finest nihilistic noise makers, Drug Church…
Album review: Buckcherry – HellboundA quarter of a century in, Californian rockers Buckcherry continue to raise hell…
Album review: Amenra – De DoornBelgian post-metal paragons Amenra dig even deeper on expansive seventh album, De Doorn.
Album review: De’Wayne – StainsTexas rap-rocker's explosive debut confirms it's De’Wayne's World, we just live in it…
Soundtrack review: DC Dark Nights: Death MetalTyler Bates conjures a musical multiverse for DC Comics’ latest crossover event, Dark Nights: Death Metal.
Album review: Soldiers Of Destruction – Cause And AffectReborn London punks Soldiers Of Destruction unleash some old-school aggro...
