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May 15th, 2024 Reviews

Gatecreeper – Dark Superstition (Nuclear Blast)

It’s a story as old as time. How many artists have you seen in the metal landscape that make impressive debut records, transitions in the second full-length, only to release a premiere product for the Read more […]

May 15th, 2024 Reviews

Cognitive – Abhorrence (Metal Blade)

With well over a decade of brutality under their belts, and three years distance from their fourth album, Matricide, New Jersey’s Cognitive return for a new outing with a new label in tow. Known to these Read more […]

May 15th, 2024 Reviews

Demon – Invincible (Frontiers Music)

Another UK band celebrating their 45th anniversary, Demon has evolved from their traditional heavy metal/hard rock roots that put them on the map in the early years to more of a diverse act that includes Read more […]

May 13th, 2024 Reviews

Soulline – Reflections (Massacre Records)

Previously privy to the last album Screaming Eyes back in 2022, Soulline returns with another record in Reflections. This Swiss unit chose to tackle various troubled and problematic issues concerning the Read more […]

May 13th, 2024 Reviews

Baron – Beneath the Blazing Abyss (Transcending Obscurity)

How a band evolves is always of interest to this scribe. To understand the volcanic death metal of seemingly newcomers Baron, one needs to go back in time a bit. Granted, their first self-titled EP from Read more […]

May 13th, 2024 Reviews

Sonic Universe – It Is What It Is (earMusic)

A ‘supergroup’ tag can get banded about rather liberally in the music business. We all know that if like-minded musicians have the ambition, desire, and resources available, they’ll make music together. Read more […]

May 12th, 2024 Features

Warlord – Appreciation, Communication, Determination

The fifth studio record for Warlord is Free Spirit Soar – paying homage to guitarist William Tsamis, who left this earth in 2021. Recruiting a stellar group of musicians including vocalist Giles Lavery, Read more […]

May 10th, 2024 Reviews

Orion Child – Aesthesis (Art Gates Records)

Versatility allows bands to stand out amongst their peers, especially in the modern scene. Orion Child embraces that statement for their fourth album Aesthesis. The sextet arrived on the scene in the mid-2000s, Read more […]

May 10th, 2024 Reviews

Bat – Under the Crooked Claw (Nuclear Blast)

Two-thirds of Municipal Waste participates in another active outfit for Bat – already on the radar screen of this scribe for their last EP Axestasy. With plenty of downtime to work out new songs, the Read more […]

May 9th, 2024 Features

Crownshift – Enter the Halo

Featuring musicians with a wealth of experience across the metal landscape, Crownshift may appear to be a new entity in the melodic death meets power/groove metal arena, but they have a boatload of potential Read more […]

May 8th, 2024 Reviews

Anette Olzon – Rapture (Frontiers Music)

Best known to our readership for her time in Nightwish, Anette Olzon continues to develop her talent through other outlets since her departure from that group. One-half of the dynamic duo The Dark Element Read more […]

May 8th, 2024 Reviews

Belushi Speed Ball – Stellkira (Self-Released)

This Kentucky crossover thrash act possesses an intriguing name – Belushi Speed Ball referencing infamous comedian John Belushi and his tragic overdose cocaine/heroin combination often referred to as Read more […]

May 8th, 2024 Reviews

Six Feet Under – Killing For Revenge (Metal Blade Records)

OK. So there has been a lot, and I do mean A LOT of talk regarding Chris Barnes’ vocals. Hey, I get it. Quite frankly he sounded terrible on the last two studio albums for Six Feet Under with Torment in Read more […]

May 7th, 2024 Features

Esodic – Overcoming Ignorance

Jordan probably is not the most well-known country when it comes to thrash/death metal – as the Middle East continues to deal with religious/government upheaval that has led to constant violence over Read more […]

May 6th, 2024 Reviews

Freedom Call – Silver Romance (Steamhammer/SPV)

They may not have invented ‘happy metal’, but most power metal experts know that when it comes to this specific niche in this sub-genre, the poster act that aligns to the uplifting melodies or ability Read more […]

May 6th, 2024 Reviews

Ammonoid – Pierce the Veil (Self-Released)

Originating as a recording project back in 2022, Ammonoid contains members from an international landscape. Guitarist Vinaya Saksena from the East Coast has previous experience in groups like Critical Read more […]

May 5th, 2024 Features

Freedom Call – Embrace the Silver Romance

Photo: Patrick Eiserbeck Entering the silver anniversary as a group, Freedom Call strives to maintain a level of power metal consistency that will continue with their latest record Silver Romance. The Read more […]

May 3rd, 2024 Reviews

My Silent Wake – Lost in Memories, Lost in Grief (Ardua Music)

Twelve albums into their career, UK quartet My Silent Wake capably infuse doom metal with gothic and death inflections for Lost in Memories, Lost in Grief. Living in melancholic splendor, the eight tracks Read more […]

May 2nd, 2024 Features

Bat – Streetbangers At Large

Photo: Howlermano Photography The purity of traditional metal never loses momentum especially in the hands of acts like Bat. The US three-piece embraces a classic sound full of velocity, energy, and Read more […]

May 1st, 2024 Reviews

Mob Rules – Celebration Day – 30 Years of Mob Rules (Steamhammer/SPV)

Compilation albums used to serve two purposes in an artist’s career. First, to provide a welcome break in the normal record/tour/record cycle, and second, to get one record closer to finishing out a Read more […]

May 1st, 2024 Reviews

Violet Eternal – Reload the Violet (Rockshots Records)

Continental divides no longer pose an issue when the desire to create music trumps everything. Violet Eternal consists of Japanese guitarist Jien Takahashi and Italian vocalist Ivan Giannini – the former Read more […]

May 1st, 2024 Reviews

Togenashi Togeari – Togeari (Universal Music)

Admittedly, not the most metallic looking cover art in the world but then again the music isn’t the most metallic either. Nonetheless, Togenashi Togeari (トゲナシトゲアリ) have been a band on this Read more […]

April 30th, 2024 Features

Vulture – The Sentinels March

Photo: Robin Waechtershaeuser Continuing their rise up the heavy metal ranks, Vulture blazes a trail that may be familiar to some, yet their conviction cannot be denied. Embracing elements of the speed, Read more […]

April 29th, 2024 Reviews

Amiensus – Reclamation part 1 (M-Theory Audio)

Re-emerging after four years, with 2020’s Abreaction being their last release, Amiensus also sport a new label in tow. Always an exciting act due to their innovative approach to darkness, operating in Read more […]

April 29th, 2024 Reviews

The Ghost Inside – Searching for Solace (Epitaph)

Now four years removed from their self-titled album, The Ghost Inside return while looking ahead to expand their sonic palate. Searching for Solace continues the band’s energetic and abrasive approach Read more […]

April 29th, 2024 Reviews

Tombstoner – Rot Stink Rip (Redefining Darkness Records)

Not very often do you see two sets of brothers joining together for a band – but that’s what we have here from Staten Island, NY for Tombstoner. Arriving on the scene in 2019, the quartet create an Read more […]

April 28th, 2024 Features

Necrot – Conquer Without Division

Photo: Chris Johnston When it comes to the current breed of death metal acts circulating the scene, one band garnering a healthy amount of acclaim, attention, and buzz would be Oakland, California’s Read more […]

April 26th, 2024 Reviews

Accept – Humanoid (Napalm Records)

A household name in the traditional metal scene, Accept continues to execute in their own lane – trends be damned. With guitarist Wolf Hoffmann at the helm, the intercontinental group of musicians in Read more […]

April 26th, 2024 Reviews

Disbelief – Killing Karma (Listenable Records)

Comfortably cruising along since arriving on the scene in 1990, German band Disbelief has been a steady force for the underground metal movement. North America may remember this act best during the mid-2000’s, Read more […]

April 26th, 2024 Reviews

Mære – .​.​.and the Universe Keeps Silent (Transcending Obscurity)

The further we’ve delved into our personal journey with music, the more unsettling an album is, the more it attracts. Creativity, surprise, and downright frightening vibes are all elements that can make Read more […]