Sodom contributes once again to the near endless stream of EP releases they've been using to keep themselves busy in between full-lengt...

'If it ain't broke, don't fix it' is the popular expression, and had these Chicago deathgrind lunatics followed up their epo...

Resurrection Day proves that you don't have to get softer as you get older, because part of the appeal to this album is its reliance on...

The Shores of Oblivion EP and Killing Addiction 's signing to XTreem Records seemed to be an incredibly positive direction for the unsu...

The first time I heard the Shores of Oblivion EP I almost did a double take. I'd had few expectations based on the previous output, and...

Up front, I really like the approach to nautical black metal taken by this new French act. I believe 'Houle' translates to 'Swel...

Killing Addiction might never have the hitting or staying power of so many of their better-known Floridian death metal peers, but the band ...

After a quality sophomore effort last year and a reissue of their debut with some additional live material, the Dutch act Wesenwille is alr...

Generally when I see an album advertised as blackened sludge or sludge/black metal, I get the automatic notion that it's going to be ver...

Darkthrone has long been one of my favorite bands on Earth for a number of reasons, one of which is that you never know quite what they...