I suppose I'm a little beyond concern as to whether or not Fates Warning will ever be a truly 'great' band again. Their 80s p...

Gojira has always been a band that flirted on the margins of the accessible in heavy music, basing a lot of their songwriting upon a foun...

Mark of the Blade is at once a celebration of many of the bases touched upon by previous Whitechapel albums, and sort of a mixed bag tha...

Long and forever a fixture of the Hellenic black metal underground, Sad is a band arguably mired in convention to the extent that there i...

One of the more esoteric split pairings I've seen lately, there was no way I wasn't checking this out, and much to my satisfaction...

Just under 18 minutes of primal, incendiary filth, Ex Inferis was originally released as a demo by the French black metal duo Arphaxat b...

If you had asked me back in the late 80s if I thought I'd still be listening to Paradox in the future, my younger self would have ans...

The eponymous record. Inevitable in the hands of nearly any long time musical artist. The obligatory statement of 'self', of purpo...

It's not all that uncommon these days for veteran thrash and heavy metal acts to offer up re-recordings of particular albums, or even ...

Teutonic terrors Assassin have had a pretty inconsistent post reunion era since their 2002 reformation, with albums put out over broad sp...