Reviews

Drummer Apollyon spoke to us about “Arcana Rising“‘s backstory, recording vocals, and the band’s ties to their hometown of Kolbotn, among other topics.

Out today, the Asheville-based one-man project drenches slow, synthy black metal in reverb. Read our review of their new album and stream it here.

The Nidrosian “dark ethereal metal” trio releases their first album in over a decade.

It’s not hard to love Autopsy more with every passing year. Even outside of a classic run that competes with ease with the rest of the genre and some of the finest live performances in death metal, Autopsy have something that very few other classic bands do: a catalog of modern albums actually worth buying...

The New York-based black metal band surprised us all with a short-notice experimental album, which we dive into in a new review.

Earlier this week, we talked to Furia about their new record – now, we’re back with an in-depth review.

The 35-year-old death metal band has been around longer than many of their fans, but continues to deliver and demolish nonetheless. We talked to Paul Mazurkiewicz about the new record.

The Ulver-and-Sirius-related super duo reminisces on their salad days as a rock band, the culture surrounding “Murder Nature'”s 2006 release, and their own growth as artists in the decades since.

Kaptain Carbon listens to the latest yarn spun by Dungeon Synth’s most cherished storyteller – read his review of Malfet’s “Dolorous Gard.”

The Dutch weirdos are at it again. Can you keep up?