Reviews

The Portland death metal outfit allies with Brazilian death/doomers Fossilization (mems Jupiterian) for a filthy expedition into the depths of extreme metal.

The Canadian progressive metal band has changed and evolved numerous times, and “Synchro Anarchy” exemplifies the best of their modern era.

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

The well-established Californian death metal practitioners try out an EP after five full-lengths, offering a short-form look at their diverse influences and adaptability.

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

Long-form post-metal and chamber music which radiates beauty, loss, and complex emotion. Listen to the album in full.

Experimental goth trio Vaura (feat. members of Gorguts and Kayo Dot) return with their most challenging and “goth” release yet.

This delightfully strange New Jersey death metal project is as much influenced by classic progressive rock as it is by death metal’s eviscerating legacy. Read our full review.

The progressive metal band delivers a masterful, genre-twisting adventure on their latest album. Read our full review.

On their new record, the introspective alternative rock project (masterminded by Warning founder Patrick Walker) charts a striking course through the stormy waters of heartbreak and pain.