Streams

The Argentinian black metal band follows up their 2020 EP with a full-length that expands on the band's atmospheric, tumultuous black metal. Read our full review.

From the ashes of Wodensthrone emerges Nemorous, a new, more matured entity, forged in the near-half-decade (but really almost full-decade since "Curse") since their original band's demise. Listen to debut single "The Crucible of Being" and read a lengthy interview with the …

Check out four highly-recommended albums that released in February, running the gamut from grinding madness to retro might.

From the snowy Minnesotan North emerges Tvær, an atmospheric black metal band of their own class. Listen to "II" ahead of their album's release.

Portland sludge band Alltar unveils a live video to accompany their recent live album recorded at Portland's Ceremony of Sludge. Worship the riffs, and then check out a Q&A with the band.

Chicago-based melodic doom band Flesh of the Stars returns with a new EP, their first work since 2019's excellent full-length "Mercy." We're premiering "Mirror / Vessels" in full now along with an in-depth interview with guitarists Mike Fox and Matt Ciani.

All the new metal releasing between February 28th, 2021 and March 6th, 2021 -- spin (or skip) new music from Mork, Baest, Slomatics/Ungraven, and more.

Diving into the poisonous underground of death metal, the third edition of this column targets Canada's Fumes, who recently put out a compilation aggregating their 2020 demo work.

Denmark's Deiquisitor unleashed a new EP earlier this month that explores technological themes with ripping death metal -- read an interview with the band and hit this murderous release if it hasn't scorched your ears yet.

In this new weekly feature, co-editors-in-chief Jon Rosenthal and Ted Nubel each select a record to discuss.