Album Reviews

I’ve been an ardent follower of Lucifer (the band, not the fallen angel) from the moment they released their first album. That album, appropriately titled […]

The 90s were a time of reinvention for doom metal. 20+ years after accidentally becoming metal’s first subgenre, its subsequent hybridization with death metal (i.e. […]

There’s been no stopping David Reece lately. It feels just like yesterday that the former Accept frontman released his last album, Cacophony of Souls. Turns […]

Death SS has gone through many incarnations, both musically and personnel-wise, in their nearly 45 year existence. The band formed in 1977 as arguably the […]

Being a metalhead for as long as I have, I’ve seen my fair share of here today, gone tomorrow trend bands. Most of these acts […]

Massacre have broken up and reconvened so many times that it’s hard to keep track of when they’re active or inactive. The Kam Lee fronted […]

Udo Dirkschneider has been one of my favorite metal singers for as long as I can remember. His shrill, powerful delivery played a major role […]

After a year of listening to Re Imaginos and an in depth discussion with the man himself, I thought I’d have a better grasp of […]

As I checked out the self titled debut album from Germany’s Knife, I asked myself, “Has there ever been a blackened thrash/speed album I haven’t […]

To your everyday hard rocker, Dug Pinnick needs no introduction. He’s spent the past 35 years as the frontman of cult legends King’s X, a […]