Necronemesis , the third full length effort from Chicago's blackest (and I don't mean skin tone) band Usurper , would mark a moderat...

Thrilled as Necropolis must have been with the unruly beast they had on their hands with the Threshold of the Usurper EP and the ensuing Sk...

I wouldn't have thought it possible that a band like Usurper could actually get any heavier, but after signing to Necropolis records to...

There are a number of veteran bands who have carried forth the torch of Hellhammer/Celtic Frost 's brand of unique and formative black, ...

I've always held Destruction 's album Release from Agony as a clunky elder sibling to the masterful Malleus Maleficarum by Pestile...

Considering the band's 30 year, massive and uncompromising career thus far, Overkill have taken very few liberties when it comes to the...

Einherjer has never been the most complex of Viking metal advocates, preferring instead to write base melodies with mead swigging, mug slam...

Every now and then you make a connection with some early piece of aural obscurity, something you've long toiled over but never quite mol...

Like most other people, or rather, the few people that can actually remember the band, my first exposure to Krank was due to their appearan...

Japan was never a massive thrash metal scene, but what they did produce was generally on the side of quality. Bands like Outrage, Jurassic J...