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Review: Behemoth – I Loved You at Your Darkest
The Polish blackened death institution returns with their first new album in over four years. So, does this latest salvo ... -
Review: Ministry – Amerikkkant
Damning with faint praise is not a critical move I enjoy, but here we go: Amerikkkant is Ministry’s best album ... -
Review: Cradle of Filth – Cryptoriana – The Seductiveness Of Decay
With the second album from a revamped lineup, Dani Filth’s long-lived extreme metal institution is back at the top of ... -
“Days away from madness”: An interview with Rob “The Baron” Miller of Tau Cross
As the bassist and vocalist for English crust punk pioneers Amebix, Rob Miller, aka The Baron, holds a storied place ... -
Fight Liar with Fire: Ripping you a new one for a good cause
Let me tell you about a project I’ve been working on for a while and why you should pay for ... -
Rebirth through struggle: An interview with Fabio Brienza of Varaha
Chicago has a long history of doom metal greatness, running from Trouble to Bongripper. One band that has recently been ... -
“You leave people behind so that you can progress”: An interview with Mike Hill of ...
Tombs, the New York City-based purveyors of post-punk shaded, sludgy black metal, have a new album due out June 16th ... -
R.I.P. Matt Holt of Nothingface
Yesterday, word came out that Matt Holt, former vocalist of Washington, D.C. alt-metallers Nothingface had died after a battle with ... -
Review: Darkest Hour – Godless Prophets & the Migrant Flora
The Washington, D.C. melodeath/metalcore veterans in Darkest Hour have a new album, and they engaged Kurt Ballou of Converge on ... -
Review: Falls of Rauros – Vigilance Perennial
Falls of Rauros have returned from the wilderness with their fourth full-length album, Vigilance Perennial. From start to finish, they ...
