Tom Morgan

We return with a devil's dozen of critical grindcore (broadly speaking) releases worth diving into for devout metalheads and the adventurous alike.

Tom Morgan gives us his favorite albums of 2022, and it's a truckload of noise and weirdness worth your while.

Get a crash course in the sickest grind 2022 has to offer as of yet.

We dive into the complex themes behind killer records in this new column, starting with this Los Angeles death/grind band's excellent debut.

The UK-based post-metal band wields a bleak and thoughtful sound on their debut album, which was released last week. Read an interview with the band here.

The Italian psychedelic stoner group's twelfth album is their shortest yet, but it makes the most of every moment. Read our full review.

The one-man industrial metal project's latest album combines gritty abrasion with melodic tinges, using these contrasting elements to illustrate futuristic dystopia.

The UK band's debut draws on Mesoamerican mythology to reveal universal truths about psychedelic communion.

We chronicle the legendary, gone-but-not-forgotten label's trajectory through fifteen critical releases—must-listens for the unfamiliar, and a selection easily worth revisiting for those in the know.

Watch a video for a new single from the Norwegian extreme metal fusion group, set to release their third full-length after an eight-year hiatus.