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It’s here: the 20th anniversary of Opeth’s “Still Life,” a quintessential progressive death metal masterpiece. We talked with Mikael Åkerfeldt at length and reflected on the sounds which would become metal history.

Matt Saincome tells all: how the site started and what makes it work

Langdon sprawls himself across Gorguts’ esoteric discography, dissecting the meaning of ambition and charting the progressive influences of a band who wields death’s sonic hammer like no other.

Langdon unfolds the complex tapestry of Cannibal Corpse’s music and history, a genre-defining legend of a band not without its own surges and tribulations.

Members of Chthe’ilist, Gevurah, Serocs, and Sutrah bring forth an exceptional example of funeral doom metal.

We conducted an extensive full-band interview with Cirith Ungol whose first full-length in 29 years (yes, you read that right) hits shelves tomorrow. It’s called “Forever Black,” and heavy metal doesn’t get much more ultimate than this.

On jazz, Rollins, and almost joining the Melvins