I had encountered some shitposting somewhere about the cover artwork for Blizaro 's third proper full-length, Light and Desolation , but...

While we still might not have arrived at the songwriting level of the Toxik classics World Circus and Think This , the In Humanity EP was ...

Kinetic Closure is the sort of obligatory re-recording of classic tracks that you might expect with a 'comeback band' once they...

Toxik was another of those 80s thrash hopefuls that I'm pretty sure most of us old heads never thought we'd hear from again, so whe...

There seems to have been a reinvigorated interest in Prong lately, with what might be their most hyped album in ages, a swank tour with the...

I have not kept up with the horror rap or 'horrorcore' subgenre of hip hop since the concept was introduced to me by groups like Fla...

Another of many projects within the extended Razorback family to cross over members, Wooden Stake  revolves around Vanessa Alucarda of Howli...

Zero Days frontloads what I believe to be its least compelling track, "However It May Ends", one of the heavier here to be sure...

The tenth Prong full-length once again revisits the bands hardcore thrashing roots, drawing a lot of parallels to their early offerings l...

Age of Defiance is, I'm assuming, a teaser for whatever the band is to release as a follow-up to 2017's full-length Zero Days , p...

Songs from the Black Hole is not the first instance of Prong dishing out a few cover tunes, they've done a few before like "Get...

The ground Prong gained with their 2012 'return to form' Carved in Stone was theirs to lose, and while Ruining Lives doesn'...

After 16 years of nothing consequential happening, I admit I had pretty much discounted  Prong  from ever mattering to me again. I could a...

It's weird that anyone would feel that an average album like Power of the Damager would necessitate an album full of electro industri...

Power of the Damager is by no means one of the highlights of the Prong discography, and it's nowhere near as distinct as the albums ...

I don't think there's any question that Prong was already flirting with groove and nu metal on their 90s albums like Cleansing o...

When Prong re-emerged after a five year hiatus, the longest yet in the band's career, they did so with their first full-length live a...

Rude Awakening  was another of those heavily divisive albums of the 90s, by a band that was constantly reinvigorating itself by layering i...

I don't think you could listen through albums like Beg to Differ and Prove You Wrong and NOT think Tommy Victor had a fascination wit...

This EP always struck me as a rather strange, unfortunate sort of experiment, the main reasons being that 1) the track "Whose Fist is...