Reviews

Featuring multiple members of The Devil’s Blood, Molassess offers a darkly beautiful take on psychedelic rock — the band’s first full-length showcases the engrossing power of heavy music.

The classic rock legends return with an album that might be the first released since some of their fans have been alive — for them and older fans alike, it’s an album worth the iconic glyph that graces its cover.

We’re streaming the entirety of Chicago doomsters REZN’s new album now, offering up a psychedelic stoner experience that pushes well past the norm.

We peer inside the dismal mechanisms of this album, one that takes Uniform’s acerbic combination of industrial, hardcore, and noise to another level.

Applying the maximums of brutal death metal with a thoughtful extension of technicality, Cytotoxin mutates their formula for their fourth full-length album. Here’s our full review.

Ulver returns with a new album that takes the gloomy synthpop of their last album to another level. Read Sahar Alzilu’s full review.

Langdon plunges into the Canadian metal band’s latest album, which weaves together European power metal and melodic death metal into a virtuosic spectacle.

Members of Chthe’ilist, Gevurah, Serocs, and Sutrah bring forth an exceptional example of funeral doom metal.

Finding a crucial balance between brutality and complexity, Question’s second full-length is a skillful effort — here’s our full review of the album.

The black metal world was gifted with a surprise new Krallice album last week — after about one billion listens over the weekend, here’s where we arrived with our thoughts.