The fourth album from Sweden's Hearse is quite a study in contrasts, or rather, the lack of contrast. While it's a far harder rocki...

Though in general I feel that the career of Sweden's Hearse has been on the constant upswing, their third album The Last Ordeal was a l...

As far as an EP release goes, while I can't claim Cambodia is brilliant, it certainly should have a value to any hardcore fan of Hearse...

After parting ways with Arch Enemy , Johan Liiva Axelsson was out to prove himself with several new projects. The first of these, Nonexist ,...

I've been waiting for a knockout blow from Johan Liiva's Hearse for years, and it seems to have arrived with their fifth full-lengt...

I can't help but think of how the past four Arch Enemy albums had sounded if Johan Liiva had remained with the band. If his work in Non...