When I'm 50 years old, I'd love to be able to shout my thrash vocals at an audience, or even just a wall in private, and be proud ...

While Sodom celebrates its 30 year anniversary with a boxed set full of various goodies, an official 'bootleg' on multiple format...

Agony of Death introduces a few new elements into the Holy Moses formula that create quite a fascinating contrast to the harsh, straight m...

Disorder of the Order might not have been the bees' knees of the Holy Moses catalog, but after so many years of disdainful tripe like ...

The Master of Disaster EP displayed a returned, reinvigorated Holy Moses with a fresh line-up, but the true test would come with the first...

With Sabina Classen off promoting the absurdly weak Temple of the Absurd and Andy Classen having transformed Holy Moses into some sort of h...

The first time I was exposed to this album, I pondered what had happened to Holy Moses that they had decided to become Sick of It All . The...

We had managed to be spared for six full-length albums before the inevitable 'fan package' compilation arrived, but when it did, it ...

I'd be lying if I said that the title of Holy Moses ' sixth full-length album, Reborn Dogs , was not a cause for excitement. Obvious...

I've got to give the Classens credit for Terminal Terror : where it lacks in the absolute ferocity of their legendary Finished with the ...

The opening charge of the title track really had me excited for World Chaos , because it showed more energy than anything off the prior reco...

I'm not sure where the bus on its cover is going from, but I know where it's come from: rehab. Yes, the oddly titled The New Machine...

Whether intentional or not, Finished with the Dogs completely fixes and spins around just about every quality I found lacking in the Holy M...

Queen of Siam is one of those records that seems to downgrade in quality over the years, especially when you compare it to the band's n...