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Addison Herron-Wheeler's favorites of 2022 highlights multiple bands who just keep improving over time, with black metal, post-metal, and more making the ranks.

We kick off 2022's list season here at Invisible Oranges with Steve's wide-ranging picks.

The second weekend of Amplifest brought fascinating collaborations and spellbinding creativity, plus performances by Sumac, Deafheaven, Liturgy, and more.

We're carting our busted-up flesh vessels back from the fest right now, but check out some pictures and videos from the musical whirlwind of Oblivion Access.

All the new metal releasing between April 17th, 2022 and April 23rd, 2022 -- spin (or skip) new music from Undeath, Huntsmen, Tribulation, and more.

We chronicle the legendary, gone-but-not-forgotten label's trajectory through fifteen critical releases—must-listens for the unfamiliar, and a selection easily worth revisiting for those in the know.

Our noise-rock aficionado bursts through the seams of genre classifications with his year-end picks, featuring 20 eclectic picks from across the heavy spectrum.

Cave In's new album is an imperfect and raw demonstration of four friends in love with rock music.

Cave In, Pelican and Old Man Gloom & 27 are also on the bill.

Punky rock and roll from members of Cave In