Æl-Fierlen – All Is Far Away Review
Like a specter emerging from the mist, Æl-Fierlen is a brand new post-black metal act that materialized in…
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…
Burning Sun – Retribution Review
By: Nameless_n00b_607 It has been a much slower year for power metal than I would like. There have…
Regina – Liminal Space Review
At the end of each year, Angry Metal Guy likes to boast of the diverse coalition of readers…
Ancient Torment – Follow the Echo of Curses Review
“Between grief and nothing, I will take grief.” –William Faulkner, The Wild Palms How do you grieve? Do…
Burden of Ymir – The Long Winter Review
Joe Caswell of Sudbury, Canada first caught the attention of this blog in 2023, as the sole member…
Vindicator – Whispers of Death Review
New thrash doesn’t hit my ears as much as it used to, and more than any other metal…
Ashen – Leave the Flesh Behind Review
Australian death metal troupe Ashen impressed me back in 2023, but not because their debut record Ritual of…
Sad Serenity – Tiny Miracles Review
Written By: Nameless_n00b_606 Perhaps more than any other subgenre of metal, prog requires work. Prog metal’s penchant for…
Arkhaaik – Uihtis Review | Angry Metal Guy
Arkhaaik is a fascinating band. Usually, when a metal project endeavors to write a historically-accurate deep dive into…
Cordyceps – Hell Inside Review
Written By: Nameless-N00b_604 Artists don’t necessarily need to draw deep from their inner lives to make enjoyable art,…
Jordfäst – Blodsdåd Och Hor Review
Sweden is a metal country in more ways than one. As I just learned from the promo blurb…