Reviews

These Dutch rockers evolve their thoughtful fusion of rock, psychedelia, and metal with an album that explores nirvana and the quest to achieve it — here’s our full review of “Summerland” which was released today.

We dive into Afterbirth’s latest full-length “Four Dimensional Flesh” to discover its proggy, technical underpinnings that enhance its fiendishly brutal structure.

This black metal duo broke the mold altogether, weaving jazz, blues, and more into their latest release “Come and See” — the album’s tense timbre draws inspiration from the difficult realities of life in American public housing.

Robert Andersson of Morbus Chron named his new project after the now-defunct band’s greatest album, and for a damn good reason: Sweven’s “The Eternal Resonance” one-ups anything you can throw at it. Here’s our in-depth review.

The combined forces of two pioneering solo black metal outfits detail the solar system in a two-hour voyage — we delve into the journey and dissect what makes this split such a cosmic success.

We load up our quad-barreled review bazooka and blow apart the four best black metal albums released last month to see what their insides look like.

Eight of us teamed up to compile our favorite albums from last month’s insane whirlwind of releases; we’ve got the best of the best in here and gladly give these albums our top recommendations.

We dive into “Subaqueous,” the latest funereal dedication to the watery depths from Markov Soroka’s doom project Drown (p.k.a. Slow).

Read our review of NYC drone-doom collective Wrekmeister Harmonies’ latest album, which details a late-night journey dabbling in sleep-deprived fantasy and cynical self-loathing.

The band reunited with their founding singer to craft their latest release, a thoroughly postmodern album that relishes in deep beauty and huge climaxes — here’s our full review.