Much like the catastrophic tornadoes that often strike at their native Missouri soil, Marasmus perform in a very pent up vortex of hostil...

Knowing what I know now, that this would be the final Metal Church album before another dissolution, it's hard not to gaze upon its co...

A Light in the Dark was a fairly curious Metal Church album, if only because the band once again seemed to experience another of many sh...

The Shrapnel Tapes 81-84 is a long belated collection of the earliest demo material from Metal Church , who for awhile had gone by the na...

All components considered, The Weight of the World is actually no slouch of an album, with what might be the most professional production...

While I held out fairly high hopes for this inevitable Metal Church reunion record with singer David Wayne, it ultimately proved another ...

As a teaser for their forthcoming reunion record with David Wayne, Metal Church and Steamhammer dug into the archives to produce one of t...

Though the 2008 Necrovation full-length debut Breed Deadness Blood managed to distinguish itself from so many of its peers recycling Swe...

When I first decided to cover Metal Church earlier in the year, Hanging in the Balance was one of their albums I was most looking forwar...

All but forgotten by now, and deservedly so, The Human Factor was an album to continue the decline of Metal Church into the 90s, both in...