Reviews

The American black metal band continues to push the limits on their sound while still fully embodying the ancient spirit of the genre. Read our full review.

This self-titled EP, featuring Mattias Norman, ex-Katatonia member, and the drummer of Paranorm, unleashes a short-form torrent of deadly black metal. Read our review and don’t miss it.

The controversial Roman Catholic black metal collective returns with two wildly different albums.

This classic Finnish death metal record was released thirty years ago in July 1991 and holds up still. While it wasn’t the most progressive of offerings, it hits hard on a level that little else has managed to top.

The mysterious dungeon synth project An Old Sad Ghost, one facet of its prolific creator, unleashes a new phantom upon us: stream “Fullmoon over Videna” in its entirety now.

The long-standing power metal band’s eighteenth album unites its past and present on this new album, which sees Kai Hansen, Michael Kiske, and Andi Deris all share vocal duties on a high-quality slice of European power metal.

The long-running French post-metal group’s latest album marks twenty years of existence and a new chapter in their continuous evolution.

We review the Belgium slude/post-metal group’s latest album, which carries on their intensely emotional sound.

At The Gates return with “The Nightmare Of Being”, a respectable new chapter brimming with the signature hooks of the Gothenburg variant of death metal they helped characterize.

Pulling together black metal, spoken word, art rock, electronica, and much more into a whirlwind sub-twenty-minute EP, “La Canzone del Cefaloforo” is a peculiar offering that must be heard to be believed—and still somewhat defies belief even then. Read our full review.