Album Reviews

Witchery first came onto the scene in the late 90s, as part of a burgeoning scene of black metal bands determined to take the genre […]

I hate to use this terminology, but there’s no other way around it: I’m a thrash elitist. Save for maybe the first two Demolition Hammer […]

On the rare weekends I’m not out and about catching shows, I like to stay in the confines of my heavy metal mancave and listen […]

A few years ago, when Alan Parsons released what was being hinted as his final studio album, The Secret, I must admit that upon my […]

Although merely a cult name outside of their native Germany, Sinner has long been a staple of the Teutonic metal scene. Founded in 1980 by […]

Amongst the sea of 80s metal bands who never ascended to mega superstar household name status is Jack Starr’s Burning Starr. Formed by guitar virtuoso […]

For those who have been following this webzine since its inception, it’s no secret we’ve had quite the love affair with death metal mutants Molder. […]

The blackened speedpunks known as Wraith don’t just make killer music that you should totally be on board with; they’re genuinely killer dudes too. It’s […]

Without even listening to the music, Crossing Rubicon’s debut album, Perfect Storm, comes off as one of those obscure late 90s/early 2000s AOR releases that […]

There was a time, many, many moons ago, when Reagan was president and the Atari was the hottest console on the market, that the release […]