Although I adore the Gothic/melodic death metal evolution that Sweden's Tribulation has undergone, I was first introduced to the band o...

Having somehow missed owning "The Dhampir" due to not picking up the double vinyl or the proper CD edition, I'm stoked that th...

If I was already surprised that Tribulation stuck to the same general sound for two full-length albums, I was even more so when that number...

The real question I had when I saw that Tribulation had announced its first live album was just how well their diverse slate of material wa...

The Nightbound EP was another skimpy little fan EP that arrived with little fanFARE, available in two versions, of which the digital was th...

I've already gone on at length about Tribulation 's latest album, Down Below, the first case in my opinion in which they've d...

Identical to my approach towards Tribulation 's prior single, The Death & Rebirth of... , released in early 2015 before Children o...

I'm actually coming at this single in reverse order here, having already been exposed to the demo version of "Holy Libations...

Tribulation has been one of the few bands out there lately which can make such huge tectonic shifts in style between albums and still piq...

The Melancholia EP is presumably, ideally, a means to stash a bunch of unreleased material somewhere fans can access it while they eagerl...

I am still of the mind that The Horror is the greatest thing Sweden's Tribulation has yet recorded, but that's not to say I'...

Endowed with what must be the year's most deliriously sarcastic album title, The Formulas of Death proves anything but. I'll be t...

Fuck you, Sweden. Where were you hiding this one? Tribulation are a four-piece death metal band rooted heavily in the chaotic, early German...