The Black Dahlia Murder upholds strong legacy on new album, ‘Verminous’
The Black Dahlia Murder have been a significant figure in the death metal scene for almost 20 years, and have managed to put out...
Review: Ion Dissonance – Cast the First Stone
Well if you like the complete and utter extreme in all things metal you have come to the right place. Ion Dissonance is profoundly...
Liverpool loudly declares “We Love Papa Roach”
It's been 25 years since Papa Roach dropped Infest, one of the most iconic and genre-defining albums in nu-metal. Their use of hip-hop influence...
Nightwish are back with dramatic ascending chord sequences & a tight rhythm section on...
Following on from their 2019 live album, Decades: Live in Buenos Aires, Finnish symphonic power metallers Nightwish have come up with their first studio...
Carcass tease with Despicable EP
It feels like an absolute age since Carcass was last in the studio, Surgical Steel being there only studio release in 2013, anything previous...
Review: Feed The Rhino – The Sorrow And The Sound
The difficult third album. It is often seen by bands as a point where some changes need to be made and they are not always good....
Glass Ocean unveils The Remnants…
First off, this is about the Australian (not the US) band, Glass Ocean. These Aussies are way more complex and involving as their brand...
Blackthorne pass into the Afterlife
Blackthorne were a short-lived US-based, hard rock project, featuring top rock vocalist Graham Bonnet (Rainbow, Michael Schenker Group and Alcatrazz) plus several other musicians...
Review: Tomas Doncker Band – Moanin’ At Midnight: The Howlin’ Wolf Project
Tomás Doncker started out in the down-town “No Wave” scene (New York) in the early 1980s, before going international, and touring and recording with...
Review: The Infernal Sea – The Great Mortality
It's safe to say that black metal is an acquired taste. Some love it, some hate it, some just don't 'get' it. That being said,...
