Warcoe – Upon Tall Thrones Review
Certain decades and locations have a unique and instantly recognizable sound, like 90s hip hop, Florida death metal,…
Biolence – Violent Obliteration Review
Prior to my initiation ritual and early in my tenure as a volunteer whipping post, one of my…
Last Retch – Abject Cruelty Review
Despite the core ingredient being completely the same, not all steaks are created equal. Marbleization, marination, seasonings, sauces,…
Wolves – Self-Titled Review | Angry Metal Guy
Remember when hardcore was, like, hardcore? Wolves does. The generically named yet tongue-in-cheek UK hardcore gang makes antiestablishment…
Slomatics – Atomicult Review | Angry Metal Guy
Arguably more than any other subgenre, doom metal is as much about aesthetic as it is raw substance.…
Regina – Liminal Space Review
At the end of each year, Angry Metal Guy likes to boast of the diverse coalition of readers…
Ritual Mass – Cascading Misery Review
It’s difficult to enter a conversation about death doom without thinking, at least once, of Incantation. Or Autopsy.…
Jord – Emellan Träden Review
Jord began life in pretty much the exact way one would expect of an atmospheric black metal act.…
Korp – And Darker It Shall Become Review
One of my favorite things about metal is how there’s always some name you’ve never heard of who…
Green Carnation – A Dark Poem Part I: The Shores of Melancholia Review
Not gonna lie, I did a double-take when I saw that Green Carnation’s fantastic Leaves of Yesteryear came…
Cult Burial – Collapse of Pattern, Reverence of Dust Review
It has always overwhelmed me just how much music is out there, ceaselessly being recorded in studios and…
Primal Fear – Domination Review
Ever since Ralph Scheepers left Gamma Ray for greener pastures and an ill-fated tryout for the vacant vocal…