heavy metal

The Finnish doom/heavy duo's upcoming self-titled album melds heavy metal aggression with doom metal melancholy: stream a new single from it now.

This week, Jon and Ted dive into the notable and obscure, citing heavy metal and would-be black metal classics alike.

This time around, Editors in Chief Jon and Ted look at two distant ends of the metal spectrum: Lucifer Was' classic heavy rock and Saturnus' despondent doom metal.

After a well-received demo six years ago, the French heavy metal band Herzel released one of the best heavy metal albums of the year last week. Read an in-depth interview with the band.

Co-editors-in-chief Jon Rosenthal and Ted Nubel each select a record to discuss.

A black metal enigma teams up with The Black Dahlia Murder's vocalist to cover a classic rocker in support of Markov Soroka's family -- stream the unlikely collaboration now.

The band's 12th studio album saw the return of Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith in a revamped six-piece format that achieved musical perfection -- here, we look back on this marvel of metal's unkillable spirit.

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.

One of the most important albums in heavy metal of all time hits the 50-year mark today; the Invisible Oranges staff reflects on this landmark release's anniversary in personal and critical terms.

We chat up Athenar of Ohio thrash/speed outfit Midnight -- the band's latest release, out tomorrow, pays sinister homage to all that rips and roars.