German Metal

Becoming a fully-fledged metalhead is when you stop associating German metal with Rammstein and start with Teutonic thrash.…

Longtime readers of AMG may remember the last time German OSDM stalwarts Slaughterday graced these digital pages. It…

Motivation can be a tricky thing. Take me, for instance—it’s my first review of 2026, and I’m already…

Little did I realize when Napalm announced that Lord of the Lost was recording a 33-song trilogy that…

The Ruins of Beverast has never released a bad album. Its architect, Nagelfar alum Alexander von Meilenwald, has…

To be perfectly honest, I no longer recall when or how exactly I encountered Germany’s Dagdrøm for the…

My experience with Der Weg Einer Freiheit differs quite substantially from our resident Eldritch reviewer. Perhaps because my…

What can one reasonably say that hasn’t already been proclaimed in the halls of AMG over and over…

I had almost forgotten about German four-banger Terra Atlantica since I last covered them five years ago. Once…

Every 4 years or so, Germany’s rabid blackened thrash slime eaters Desaster drop a new album on the…

Black metal is, traditionally, an angry style of music. That’s not controversial, right? The early pioneers of the…

Written By: Nameless_n00b_606 Perhaps more than any other subgenre of metal, prog requires work. Prog metal’s penchant for…

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