Steven Wilson – The Future Bites (Album Review)
Welcome to the future of Steven Wilson, departing on Track 21 this January. Are you all aboard the train, or did you already get off…
Browsing: Album Review
Melanie Mau & Martin Schnella – Crowdless Sessions (Album Review)
They say that confession is good for the soul. So here’s a confession: I really like the music of Melanie Mau and Martin Schnella. It…
Accept – Too Mean To Die (Album Review)
Some folks are just too mean to die, right? For German heavy metal veterans Accept, the title of their upcoming sixteenth studio album isn’t just…
Pitch Black – Death & Disbelief (Album Review)
Accessible thrash begets modern disbelief. Modernity is something of a vague concept when applied to metal, and can be best understood as an assertion of…
The Lickerish Quartet – Threesome Vol. 2 (Album Review)
When last we heard from our boys, The Lickerish Quartet was basking in the sunshine and applause of their first EP—appropriately entitled “Threesome Vol. 1.” …
Amiensus – Abreaction (Album Review)
Epic torrents arise from an unconscious experience. It’s a difficult task, being an American band attempting to hold a candle to the colossal accomplishments of…
Mörk Gryning – Hinsides Vrede (Album Review)
The dawn of a new darkness rising. The 2nd wave of black metal is commonly regarded as a Norwegian phenomenon given the infamy surrounding certain…
Cursed Blood – Taker of Life (Album Review)
Darkness arises from the thrashing depths. The link between death metal and hardcore is not as tenuous as some might suspect, and while the two…
Johansson & Speckmann – The Germs Of Circumstance (Album Review)
The master of yesterday and today. Rogga Johansson is arguably the busiest man in death metal these days, juggling dozens of currently active projects and…
Glacier – The Passing of Time (Album Review)
An arctic blast from American metal’s past. If the prior decade has taught anything, it is that the ebb and flow of trends has a…
