Reviews

The Atlanta rock band is back with their first post-pandemic full-length. We talked to vocalist Mel Parsonz about the journey here and what’s next.

Insomnium released “Anno 1696” earlier this year, and they hit New York City in April on tour to support it – read more about the show and new album here.

The long-running Norwegian black metal band’s new album pushes their already unpredictable sound to new heights.

The classic band’s new album has some great moments and musicianship, but takes far too long and plays it a bit too safe. Read our full review here.

The Montreal-based heavy experimentalists follow up on 2021’s “Vital” with a new record that uses stirring extremes in volume and pacing to examine decay and unease.

With their twentieth album on the horizon (“Scorched”), we took a look at the thrash band’s lengthy discography and selected five critical picks.

The black/death band releases two albums tomorrow. We spoke to the band about this dual release.

Dutch multi-instrumentalist W. Damiaen’s solo project adventures deep into the shimmering sounds of depression transformed into a palette of colors.

We dig into the storied English grindcore band’s deep discography for five key picks.

Our in-depth guide to Book of Sand continues – here’s a deep dive on the second half of the band’s discography.