Doubtsower – The Past Melts Away with a Sneer Review
It’s amazing how quickly November, and my month of doom, has flown by. It seems the constant exposure…
Master’s Hammer – Maldorör Disco Review
Besides a stout back catalog, experimental black metal weirdos Master’s Hammer vaunts an intermittent history both in band…
Chairmaker – Leviathan Carcass Review
Shit’s gone to the dogs, man. I don’t need to justify this claim. I know it, you know…
Insidius – Vulgus Illustrata Review
A Polish, blackened death metal record a day keeps the doctor away, or so I have heard. If…
Lamp of Murmuur – The Dreaming Prince in Ecstasy Review
L.A.-based M., the mastermind behind Lamp of Murmuur, has been busy this year. In addition to releasing two…
Esprit D’Air – Aeons Review
Electronic music and metal joining forces is often treated with suspicion. Not electronic in the ‘band member finds…
The Reticent – please Review
Anguish is an emotion commonly portrayed in many metal subgenres. While other artists tend to convey it in…
Veilburner – Longing for Triumph, Reeking of Tragedy Review
Boasting one of the most consistent discographies in the world of weird modern metal, Pennsylvania’s Veilburner toy with…
Bergfried – Romantik III Review
After dropping debut EP Romantik I in 2022 and follow-up Romantic II in 2023, Austrian-Hungarian duo Bergfried rides…
Përl – Architecture du Vertige Review
One of the cool things about post-metal is the virtually infinite leeway artists have to be as light…
Soulfly – Chama Review | Angry Metal Guy
Max Cavalera casts one hell of a shadow in metal, with a wide swath of bands he’s either…
Tuesday the Sky – Indoor Enthusiast Review
Jim Matheos is not the kind of artist to sit still in one place for long. Best known…