Though I don't find myself listening to their first few records as often as I'd like, Fearless Undead Machines and all of the Decea...

Is she summoning the undead forth from their slumber? Is she some sort of banshee who is just inhabiting the same crypt? Why do these things...

With a moniker like Trog , you'd probably expect knuckle dragging, primitive slam death metal, and for short bursts of Horrors Beyond , ...

A Leap into the Dark is a brief holdover for whatever Enforced is headed towards next, but with six tracks, it's at least a little mor...

Sarke has always had those weird, interesting album titles, but Endo Feight ("End of Eight") is either the best-planned, or most...

Blood Feast is a band I perhaps undervalued or appreciated in the past, I had mixed feelings on their first two records and Face the Fate E...

I'd hate to repeat a comparison I've already made over my last couple Chapel of Disease reviews, but Echoes of Light once again wal...

If the title doesn't sort of tip you off, the first track on Fragments of the Ageless will begin to show a new influence emanating heav...

80s thrash metal reunions have reached the point of inevitability by now, and really over the last decade or so, but when some bands decide ...

I had already run across Sordide 's last record a couple years ago, but even with an expectation of their style this one started off so ...

Much like Time Lurker 's eponymous 2017 debut, Emprise is long on transforming atmospherics into something that smacks you straight in ...

The gap between the  Leviathan  EP and  Dawn of Depravity  was a bit smaller than that between their two full-lengths, but I actually think ...

The cover of this record is extremely primal and evocative, several forces of nature colliding in an elemental cataclysm, and I'm happy ...

As a New Englander born and bred, adopted from a seaside hospital and rarely ever having lived more than a few miles away from the Atlantic,...

Adorned in what might be the most erotically diabolic cover artwork of the year, the fifth album from Corpus Diavolis offers another scorch...

I think if the last decade of this French black metal scene had arrived at any other point in the past of extreme music, it'd likely hav...

The first few singles I had heard of Lucifer V before its release were alright, but didn't leave me quite so excited as I was for its p...

There's something immediately classicist about French act A/Oratos (not to be confused with the Naas Alchemist project Aoratos ), from ...