Author: Tom Campagna
Neon Nightmare – Faded Dream Review
When it comes to heavy fall tunes it’s tough to top Type O Negative’s contributions to the craft. Neon Nightmare …
Tribulation – Sub Rosa In Aeternum Review
On their sixth album Sub Rosa In Aeternum, Tribulation continue their metamorphosis into a gothic giant. Since this is their …
Type O Negative Albums Ranked
Type O Negative were a gothic doom metal band with major prominence in the early days of the ‘90s through …
Blood Incantation – Absolute Elsewhere Review
Directly from the opening sounds of Blood Incantation’s third full-length Absolute Elsewhere (a reference to the ’70s prog rock band …
Ghost Albums Ranked
Ghost are a Swedish rock/metal band that have gone from thoroughly inauspicious beginnings to one of the true critical darlings …
Crypt Sermon – The Stygian Rose Review
Returning after a quiet period of recorded material, nearly five years in the making, The Stygian Rose brings Crypt Sermon …
Pallbearer – Mind Burns Alive Review
It’s hard to believe that Mind Burns Alive is Arkansas doomsters Pallbearer‘s fifth full-length. It has been 12 years since …
Darkthrone – It Beckons Us All Review
Not many bands can claim the release of 20 albums, but now Darkthrone join that company with It Beckons Us …
Gojira Albums Ranked
Gojira are a French progressive death/groove metal band. The band set the 2024 Paris Olympics on fire and we are …
My Dying Bride – A Mortal Binding Review
15 albums into their career and My Dying Bride aren’t lacking in the melancholy department. A Mortal Binding represents the …
High On Fire – Cometh The Storm Review
With their ninth album Cometh The Storm, High On Fire have awakened from their nearly 6 year slumber. This is …
Job For A Cowboy – Moon Healer Review
It has been nearly a decade since Arizona aural assailants Job For A Cowboy dropped Sun Eater, an album that …
Hulder – Verses In Oath Review
Hulder are back with their second album Verses In Oath, the highly anticipated follow-up to 2021’s Godslastering: Hymns of …
Lord Dying – Clandestine Transcendence Review
Lord Dying have been quiet since 2019’s Mysterium Tremendum. With nearly five years of growth, there was a lot that …
Suffocation – Hymns From The Apocrypha Review
Suffocation‘s Hymns From The Apocrypha is their first album since 2017’s …Of Dark Light and first ever without legendary vocalist …
Gravesend Interview
Gravesend’s new album is Gowanus Death Stomp, the follow-up to their excellent debut, Methods of Human Disposal. Gravesend’s music is …
Autopsy – Ashes, Organs, Blood and Crypts Review
One year after Morbidity Triumphant, death doom institution Autopsy are back for another helping of ferocious death metal with their …
Cirith Ungol – Dark Parade Review
It has been a few years since both their last LP Forever Black (2020) and an EP of old goodies …
KEN Mode – Void Review
Almost exactly a year after NULL attacked your very essence, VOID is here to finish the job. VOID is the …
Cannibal Corpse – Chaos Horrific Review
Cannibal Corpse are back with their 16th album, Chaos Horrific. They are well-known for their track record of consistency and …
Tomb Mold – The Enduring Spirit Review
Tomb Mold surprised the death metal populous, releasing their fourth album The Enduring Spirit with minimal notice. It has been …
Baroness – Stone Review
Stone is Baroness‘ sixth album and their first to eschew the color palette titles of their past albums. It’s also …
Dying Fetus – Make Them Beg For Death Review
After eight albums of furious brutality you would think that Dying Fetus would be running out of steam, but with …