Album Reviews

Is there a single death metal band as historically consistent as Immolation? I think not. When we look back at their early 90s peers, nearly […]

When Napalm Death dropped their last album, Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism, the reaction was rather mixed. The legacy metal media praised […]

The late 2000s were an interesting time to be a Guns N’ Roses fan to say the least. On one hand was Axl Rose, who […]

One can draw many parallels between Midnight and their more obscure contemporaries Hammr. Both are one man blackened speedpunk bands from Cleveland, Ohio. As if […]

Have you ever aimlessly scrolled through Bandcamp’s top releases, only to be greeted by a band that has seemingly appeared out of thin air? I […]

I try my absolute hardest to avoid the craft beer drinking, NPR listening crowd at all costs. But when you have the misfortune of living […]

Having spent the better part of 40 years as the voice of Swiss hard and heavy heroes Krokus, Marc Storace is a household name among […]

Is there a single band in the history of metal more consistent than Saxon? If so, feel free to correct me, but I don’t think […]

Alessandro Del Vecchio is so busy producing, engineering, writing, and performing for essentially the entire Frontiers Records roster; one can easily forget that he has […]

Melodic metal: When your band is too heavy for AOR, but too slick and polished for traditional metal. I have to print this definition for […]