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Review: Kvlthammer’s Kvlthammer – Release Your Anger
Do any of you remember the original Mortal Kombat arcade machine? I had to stand on my tiptoes, but I ... -
Eluveitie: To Flush or Not to Flush
Several years ago, there was an explosion in folk metal. Hundreds of crappy bands using keyboards instead of authentic folk ... -
Akerstache: King of Cock Rock
Hello! Jimmy McNulty here. Find me an individual who doesn’t enjoy some quality cock rock, and I’ll show you a ... -
Review: Venowl – Patterns of Failure
Rare is the occasion that a piece of music can genuinely be called “indescribable,” but that’s exactly what Venowl’s debut ... -
Gazing Too Long Into The Abyss: A Soundtrack to Nightmares
“What the hell are you listening to?!” is the most common reaction. “That’s creepy, man” is another. I’ve also heard ... -
Flesh Over Flush: Fallujah Prevails
I’ll be the first to admit that I occasionally judge a book by its cover. Or rather, I’ll judge a ... -
From the Depths: Belphegor’s “Conjuring the Dead” Reviewed
As a public service, we will occasionally highlight comments that you need to know about. Today, esteemed commenter RiotAct666 brings ... -
Full Circle 2014: Days of the New’s reunion tour displays familiar talents, familiar flaws.
Days of the New have had a tumultuous music career. Formed in Louisville in 1995, when band members Jesse Vest, ... -
Dancing With Wolves: Dog Fashion Disco’s “Sweet Nothings”
Dog Fashion Disco was always a band that flew under my metal radar until, as a strapping 18 year old ... -
Review: Weird Al – Mandatory Fun
For a parody artist to succeed in the music industry is a genuine feat. Even before the rise of the ...
