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...

I would have been content if Lucifer could keep putting out equivalents to Lucifer II and III for the rest of my years, but they had to g...

This split combining the talents of two of our better 70s-flavored retro hard rocking doom bands was sure to be a treat, with the caveat tha...

I like to imagine that the ascending Roman numerals Lucifer sticks on their successive albums are a 'leveling up' system, because w...

Lucifer II does mark a partial change of direction from the debut, but it does so without neglecting the bands roots and initial premise to...

It's nothing novel to hear some new Sabbath sounding upstart arrive on a label like Rise Above Records, but when the simply dubbed Luci...

I saw this over at io9 earlier. Michael Alan Wilson has unleashed Hexed #1 along with the capable Emma Rios , starring a female "occu...