Cauldron Black Ram – Slaver (Album Review)
Metal has romanticised pirates much in the way it has romanticized the Vikings, leaving the genre to define historic victories and personalities with bright chords…
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Wolftooth – Valhalla (Album Review)
There’s a time and place for fiery battle hymns, and there’s a time and place for the long march to war. Metal often seems to…
Die Kreatur – Panoptikum (Album Review)
Spurred by the imaginative depths of darkness and decades of musical experience, Die Kreatur emerges as the latest creative avenue for two well-established names in…
Neige Morte – IIII (Album Review)
When it comes to black metal, two points of reference have always been the quality of the production and the absolute discord that musicians are…
Voodoo Gods – The Divinity of Blood (Album Review)
Super-groups have the advantage of emerging from the realm of dreams fully-formed and prepared for execution, the weight of its member’s collective reputations fueling them…
JIM GREY of CALIGULA’S HORSE Discusses New Album “Rise Radiant”: “It Feels Like the Album We’ve Been Trying to Make for Nine Years”
Caligula’s Horse is a name that has garnered an ever-increasing amount of attention within the dynamic world of progressive metal, turning heads in 2017 with…
HAKEN Frontman ROSS JENNINGS Talks New Album “Virus” In Detail: “It’s Fun For Us to Create a Experience that Goes Beyond Just Listening to the Music”
Over the last ten years, Haken have moved from eclectic up-and-comings to a household name in progressive metal. This is a feat accomplished over the…
Theosophy – Towers Of Dark Pantheon (Album Review)
There are few places on Earth that can so aptly channel the essence of black metal as the cold clutches of Siberia, with long winters…
KRISTIAN NIEMANN Discusses New Album and SORCERER’s Future: “We Still Feel We Have More Musical Avenues to Explore”
Sorcerer continues to deliver epic doom metal in all of its might with their third full-length album “Lamenting of the Innocent,” set to be released…
Vader – Solitude in Madness (Album Review)
Passion never goes out of style, and neither does the brutality of death metal bludgeoned with the relentless speed of thrash metal. The best of…
