Though thrash metal was perhaps my greatest singular musical fascination in the late 80s, Coldsteel was not a band that caught my imaginat...

Although as a label tag, 'progressive' has always been shaky at best, the term has stuck since the adventurous rock of the 60s and...

It's a wonder Evil Army hasn't blown up with more of a radius by this point, since their no frills, back-to-basics formula seems ...

I'd be the last person to argue that Beheaded 's 2000 EP Resurgence of Oblivion offered the listener some advancements in product...

Apart from its historical significance as a point of conquest for a great many regimes, from the Greeks and Romans to the French and Briti...

The US black metal underground is in a state of flux at the moment, with two of its most infamous practitioners in somewhat of a hiatus fr...

Though I listen to and enjoy electronic music in a multitude of forms, almost as much as metal, the amount I receive here at the site to c...

Probably one of the most oblique and unassuming works I've received lately for coverave, Harvest Gulgaltha 's first demo is also o...

As heretical as it might seem to some fans, recent months have had me forging a debate with myself over whether or not I anticipated heari...

Though the involved acts haven't created quite the ripple they deserve these past few decades, Italy has long been a hotbed for progre...