If you had asked me some few years ago if I could ever stomach a 45 minute instrumental blackgaze album, I can't promise that I would ha...

Though it's not one of my favorite full-lengths in the Judas Priest backlog, and I found the songs marginally less hooky than its direc...

Siculicidium is a Romanian act who I've been sadly ignorant of in the past, and this EP is their second release through the Sun & M...

Vowels ' first proper full-length release sees a combination of their 2011 EP Hooves, Leaves & the Death with another mini-album in...

Turbo has always caught a bit of flack from a segment of metaldom due to its ridiculous levels of accessibility, but let's be honest ab...

Meatshank is a three piece crossover/thrash band out of Missouri, with a stronger emphasis on the latter genre in terms of how they structu...

When I was reading up on Peter Hasslebrack to write this review, I realized with some astonishment that there was a local connection here, s...

While I can't remember the last new act to emerge from the Florida death scene (must have been Hate Eternal ) worth getting worked up ov...

Much like Polarized put the first two albums of the Germans' earlier lineup to the whetstone and sharpened them to a gleaming finish, s...

Those learned in Western US death metal might remember a band called Throcult who released a few albums earlier in the 21st century and gen...