Sworn – Null Crowned the Infinite Review
At the end of his TYMHM for Sworn’s A Journey Told Through Fire, Carcharodon proclaimed it the best…
Sinsid – All That Remains Review
In 2012, lead vocalist Terje Singh Sidhu got together with a rag-tag group of musicians to form some…
Stuck in the Filter: March 2026’s Angry Misses
Rain has started to leak into the ducts as Spring gets wetter and wetter. While I’m away, vacationing…
Sabotør – Første Aksjon Review
Among the foundations of heavy metal are resistance and counterculture. Thus, it makes sense that a young Norwegian…
Dimmu Borgir – Grand Serpent Rising Review
At their best, Dimmu Borgir exudes a wicked majesty, governing the forces of darkness with dispassionate contempt and…
Green Carnation – A Dark Poem Part II: Sanguis Review
A little less than a year ago, Green Carnation dropped Part I of their A Dark Poem trilogy,…
Via Doloris – Guerre et Paix Review
Sometimes a record practically introduces itself with a shrug. Take Via Doloris and their debut Guerre et Paix.…
Course of Fate – Behind the Eclipse Review
After waiting seventeen years to release their debut full-length, Norwegian progressive metal act Course of Fate is now…
Mayhem – Liturgy of Death Review
Mayhem’s reputation will forever be linked to their early days, inescapably tethered to the chaos of death. While…
Gazpacho – Magic 8 Ball Review
Norway may always be most well known for its black metal history, but I’ve come to love the…
Sundrowned – Higanbana Review | Angry Metal Guy
2013 wasn’t that long ago, was it? Yet it seems that Deafheaven’s opus, Sunbather, didn’t need long to…
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…