Album Reviews

Max Cavalera is one of the busiest men in metal. At any given time, he’s recording or touring with any number of bands/projects, like Soulfly, […]

A little over a year ago now, in the heart of the pandemic when life couldn’t have been more bleak, Dennis DeYoung gave us a […]

My love/hate relationship with the so called NWOTHM is well documented. There’s some bands I love for being able to make something new out of […]

Prior to reviewing their latest album, World at War, I had never listened to Dead Heat. Based off the “hardcore kids go thrash” aesthetic of […]

At the age of 18, Paul Gilbert caught the attention of metalheads and guitar geeks alike with his supreme shredding skills in Racer X. In […]

Ah, yes: the late career renaissance. Some veteran acts are lucky enough to have them. Others not so much. Flotsam and Jetsam falls into the […]

As I write this review, it’s Memorial Day, 5 in the afternoon to be exact, and I’m a few Old Styles in. Why? Because scores […]

Ever since their surprise 2015 reunion, there has been no stopping Cirith Ungol. After a string of heralded festival gigs, the epic metal legends retreated […]

ZZ Top may very well be the most stripped down, straightforward rock n’ roll band of all time. Their rootsy brand of bare bones blues […]

Has it really been a decade since the occult rock revival? It doesn’t feel like it, but roughly 10 years ago, as I was navigating […]