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[ November 29, 2023 ] Judas Priest announces The Invincible Shield Tour – News News
[ November 27, 2023 ] Darkest Hour announce new album, on tour with Exodus – News News
[ November 24, 2023 ] Puscifer, A Perfect Circle, and Primus announce 2024 Sessanta Tour – News News
[ November 23, 2023 ] Mercyful Fate release Melissa digitally in honor of the album’s 40th anniversary – News News
[ November 22, 2023 ] Brandston releases limited editions of Trying To Figure Each Other Out EP and Dial in Sounds – News News
[ November 21, 2023 ] Lorna Shore releases instrumental edition of Pain Remains + US Tour Dates – News News
[ November 20, 2023 ] Exodus kick off US 2023 Tour with Fit For An Autopsy – News News
[ November 10, 2023 ] Children of Bodom to release Final Album – News News
[ November 9, 2023 ] The Devil Wears Prada and Fit For A King 2024 leg of Metalcore Dropouts Tour – News News
[ November 8, 2023 ] VampireFreaks announces Dark Force Fest 2024 – News News

Metallica – 72 Seasons – Review

August 17, 2023

On 11th proper studio record, James Hetfield is riffing like a mother on songs that run on too long. Nothing groundbreaking, but there’s crunch-crunch aplenty.

Noisem – Cease to Exist – Review

March 9, 2019

With this album, the band has sharpened their sound to a razor point and it strikes with precision and efficiency.

Bloodbath – The Arrow of Satan is Drawn – Review

October 26, 2018

If only we could all have this much fun at our second jobs.

Hooded Menace – Ossuarium Silhouettes Unhallowed – Review

February 1, 2018

Rest assured that by the closing notes of “Black Moss” you’ll feel suitably torn asunder and buried alive, with the grime under your fingernails to prove it.

Like Moths to Flames – Dark Divine – Review

November 3, 2017

Metalcore stalwarts Like Moths to Flames make a huge step forward on Dark Divine, their fourth record.

36 Crazyfists – Lanterns – Review

September 25, 2017

As bleak as things can get on Lanterns, ultimately it ends up sounding hopeful.

Iron Reagan – Crossover Ministry – Review

March 15, 2017

Back to the heyday of D.R.I. and Sui-cyco-style crossover metal, the aptly titled Crossover Ministry from Iron Reagan has all you want from the forgotten genre.

Wovenwar – Honor Is Dead – Review

November 4, 2016

Wovenwar sounds unshackled here, free to create a melodic metalcore sound that feels natural rather than predictably soft/heavy, good cop/bad cop.

Abbath – Review

February 26, 2016

With decades of genre-defining black metal under his spiked belt as frontman for Norwegian legends Immortal, one wouldn’t think Abbath had much left to prove.

Agoraphobic Nosebleed – Arc – Review

February 5, 2016

Gone are the rapid-fire grindcore outbursts, replaced with longer, doomier, mid-paced compositions with multiple parts, tempo changes — the whole nine yards.

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