Author: Tom Campagna
Church Of Misery – Born Under A Mad Sign Review
Long running Japanese doom metal outfit Church Of Misery have drawn up a slew of new serial killers to ravage …
Immortal – War Against All Review
A new Immortal album raises more questions than answers, it would seem. With the departure of Abbath in 2015 and …
Frozen Soul – Glacial Domination Review
Frozen Soul carved out their frosty funeral two years ago with the crushing Crypt Of Ice, an exceptional debut with …
Cattle Decapitation – Terrasite Review
For their tenth full-length and first album in nearly four years, Cattle Decapitation return with Terrasite. This collective represents a …
Overkill – Scorched Review
Twenty albums in and no signs of stopping seems pretty par for the course for New Jersey metal titans Overkill, …
Enslaved – Heimdal Review
Over 30 years and 16 albums into Enslaved’s career brings us to Heimdal, a reference to the god at the …
High On Fire Albums Ranked
High on Fire formed from the original split of legendary stoner doom outfit, Sleep. Matt Pike wanted to continue with …
Memoriam – Rise To Power Review
Memoriam, originally a band formed from the ashes of the legendary Bolt Thrower, return with their fifth full-length Rise …
Katatonia – Sky Void Of Stars Review
Katatonia, who need no introduction to the metal populace, are back with their thirteenth album Sky Void Of Stars. They …
Obituary – Dying Of Everything Review
Back for their first time in six years, Obituary are finally acknowledging their descent towards the grave with Dying Of …
Hammers Of Misfortune – Overtaker Review
John Cobbett and company return with Overtaker, Hammers Of Misfortune’s first album since 2016’s Dead Revolution. The album marks the …
Candlemass – Sweet Evil Sun Review
Sweet Evil Sun is the 13th album overall by Candlemass and the second since the return of original front man …
Dream Unending Interview
Dream Unending are an atmospheric death doom band formed by members Justin DeTore (Innumerable Forms/Sumerlands) and Derrick Vella (Tomb Mold/Outer …
Exhumed – To The Dead Review
San Jose’s Exhumed need no introduction for the sanguine splattered masses, seeing as their debut album dropped almost 25 years …
Ripped To Shreds – 劇變 (Jubian) Review
Once a solo project by main man Andrew Lee, 劇變 (Jubian) sees Ripped to Shreds‘ third proper album branch out …
Lamb Of God – Omens Review
Omens is the latest album and ninth overall from Richmond, Virginia’s resident scene veterans Lamb Of God. It sees Randy …
Autopsy – Morbidity Triumphant Review
Chris Reifert’s legendary death metal outfit Autopsy return after a 7-year gap in albums with Morbidity Triumphant. As the band’s …
Revocation – Netherheaven Review
Netherheaven is the eighth full-length foray for Boston’s Revocation and their first in four years. The lone change in the …
Bloodbath – Survival Of The Sickest Review
Bloodbath need very little introduction on their sixth album Survival Of The Sickest, being the quintessential death metal supergroup and …
Imperial Triumphant Interview
Imperial Triumphant are among one of the most unique and bizarre metal acts in recent history. They combine elements of …
Amon Amarth – The Great Heathen Army Review
Amon Amarth embark upon their 12th full-length The Great Heathen Army, another chapter in the band’s melodic death metal laced …
Wormrot – Hiss Review
Singapore’s Wormrot have made quite the lasting impression on all things grindcore, directly from the outset with their debut Abuse. …
Municipal Waste – Electrified Brain Review
On their seventh outing Electrified Brain, their first since 2017’s Slime and Punishment, Municipal Waste aim to keep their nonstop …