Season of Melancholy – In Sleep Review
I’m on a romantic music kick lately, and who can really say why. It’s always been a flavor…
Hanternoz – A Hed an Noz, a Noz, a Noz Review
One of the things I enjoy most about folk metal is that I never know exactly what I’m…
Cranial Osteotomy – Vortex of the Dark Knowledge Review
They say you’re a different person every seven years. That’s how long it takes for every cell in…
Ravaged by the Yeti – Snowbound Horror Review
Unfortunately for this review, I have not been ravaged by the Yeti before. But if it’s anything like…
Arise from Worms – A Bleeding Tree Hanging Self Destruction Review
If unrepentant guitar shredding gets your juices flowing, be warned that Arise from Worms bursts at the seams…
Serpent Lord – The Once Forgotten Ways of Old Review
After reviewing Crotaline in April and Dimmu Borgir’s Grand Serpent Rising earlier this month, 2026 is shaping up…
Goreworm – Miasmic Solitude Review
After releasing debut LP Prodigy of the Grotesque in 2020, Canada’s Goreworm re-emerges from their burrow with follow-up…
Graveir – The Festering Triad Review
Previously, I have banged on about my relationship with black metal being a slightly strange one, and rarely…
Hecate Enthroned – The Corpse of a Titan, a Lament Long Buried Review
Black metal veterans Hecate Enthroned have spent decades trying to step out of Cradle of Filth’s shadow—and not…
Rexoria – Fallen Dimension Review
Typically, you can judge a cheesy power metal album just from its cover art. Look at the laser-powered…
Armed for Apocalypse – The Earth is Breathing Beneath Me Review
Sludge purveyors Armed for Apocalypse have little interest in fitting neatly into a scene or pandering to an…
Chariots Overdrive – The End of Antiquity Review
Manilla Road, Motörhead, and Megaton Sword walk into a bar—Lemmy’s pick, if that helps you picture the place.…