Trial – Sisters Of The Moon (EP Review)
The moon makes for a pale and lighter sound. While some have been wont to dismiss the revival of old school heavy metal that has…
Browsing: Album Review
Todd La Torre – Rejoice In The Suffering (Album Review)
A cause to rejoice, and then some. Though best known for being the current vocalist of Seattle heavy metal icons Queensryche, and to a lesser…
Hell-Born – Natas Liah (Album Review)
Backwards titles beget primordial blackness. If the Scandinavian interpretation of the black metal aesthetic can be understood as the pinnacle of coldness, then its Polish…
Bloodletter – Funeral Hymns (Album Review)
Too fast for the typical macabre dirge. Generally when one associates metal music with the funeral setting, slow-paced and sorrowful odes within the doom aesthetic…
Labÿrinth – Welcome To The Absurd Circus (Album Review)
As much as I value experimentation, I must also recognize that some outfits are simply better off focusing on what they do well. Italy’s Labÿrinth…
Soen – Imperial (Album Review)
Just two years after the release of “Lotus”, the remarkable album which elevated Soen to greater heights within the modern prog-metal world, the Swedish metal group…
Asphyx – Necroceros (Album Review)
Even necrosis can take on a traditional character. When it comes to good old fashioned death metal in all its gory goodness, the name Asphyx…
Need – Norchestrion: A Song for the End (Album Review)
Need didn’t exactly burst onto the scene with 2017’s “Hegaiamas: A Song for Freedom,” but they sure as shit turned a lot of heads. It…
Steve Hackett – Under A Mediterranean Sky (Album Review)
In order to provide a thorough overview of Steve Hackett’s new album – the all-acoustic “Under A Mediterranean Sky” – we spoke with Steve himself…
Therion – Leviathan (Album Review)
The Great Beast known as Therion has been around for a very long time, leaving a solid mark within the metal world. Commanded by leader and…
