Invisible Oranges - The Metal Blog

The Swedish psychedelic sludge act is set to release a live album from their New York "Day of Doom" set last year -- we're premiering a track now.

Death metal supergroup reminds you not to think too much, just act. Heavy is as heavy does.

The Dutch black metal act takes listeners on a personal journey to nostalgic terrain in a new EP.

All the new metal releasing between October 18th and October 24th, 2020 -- spin (or skip) new music from Armored Saint, Pallbearer, Undeath, and more.

On their upcoming sophomore record "Into the Red," the UK/Germany scare-obsessed death metal group further refine their approach to grisly death metal. Stream a track from the album now.

The third episode of our podcast is streaming now -- part one involves us reflecting on Riley Gale's legacy, and part two is about the merits (or lack thereof) of album reviews.

In this edition, Ted Nubel dissects the new (and super entertaining) ghost-hunting simulator "Phasmophobia" with the help of three especially horror-filled heavy albums -- streams, game review, and analysis inside.

Mayhem's Teloch delves into the realms of menacing synthwave -- we're streaming his new album in full.

The Toledo outfit offers up the closing track from their upcoming album "Darkness Devours," detailing the panic-strewn thought process of brutal survival.

The self-dubbed "apocalyptic noise poetry" from Moonlow doesn't deliver a profound experience; rather, it eases you into having one yourself -- stream the entirety of "Who Are You?" now.