Author: Tom Campagna
Exhorder – Mourn The Southern Skies Review
Seminal NOLA based groove metal collective Exhorder are finally releasing their majorly anticipated third album Mourn the Southern Skies, their …
Destruction – Born To Perish Review
Not much has to be said for Teutonic thrash legends Destruction, who alongside Sodom and Kreator created a sound that …
Abbath – Outstrider Review
Abbath, the former face of black metal legends Immortal, is back with Outstrider, his second album from his eponymous band, …
Beastwars – IV Review
New Zealand’s answer to the stoner doom of High on Fire and Conan, Beastwars are releasing their appropriately titled fourth …
Darkthrone – Old Star Review
Fenriz and Nocturno Culto are synonymous with black metal. All of their contributions as Darkthrone have helped to make Norway …
Saint Vitus – Saint Vitus Review
Before the doom metal of today and after Black Sabbath, a new wave of doom came by way of a …
Possessed – Revelations Of Oblivion Review
Few bands have had as widespread an influence on an entire genre of metal like Possessed do with death metal. …
Misery Index – Rituals Of Power Review
Longstanding Maryland death/grind unit Misery Index have ended their five year drought of new material with Rituals of Power. The …
Overkill – The Wings Of War Review
Bobby Blitz and his New Jersey thrash institution Overkill are up to album number 19 of their illustrious career. With …
Candlemass – The Door To Doom Review
Eons and eons have gone by since the recording of Epicus Doomicus Metallicus, Candlemass’ seminal foray into heavy music, one …
Outer Heaven Interview
Pennsylvania’s Outer Heaven recently released their full-length debut Realms Of Eternal Decay. We chatted with vocalist Austin Haines at their …
Bloodbath – The Arrow Of Satan Is Drawn Review
Swedish death metal machine Bloodbath return with their fifth proper album The Arrow of Satan Is Drawn, their second helmed …
Anaal Nathrakh – A New Kind Of Horror Review
On their tenth proper album, British blackened grind duo Anaal Nathrakh continue their musical evolution. A New Kind of Horror …
Horrendous – Idol Review
Philadelphia death metal collective Horrendous are back with album number four, Idol, and a lot of hype to live up …
Pig Destroyer – Head Cage Review
Mid-Atlantic mavens of grind Pig Destroyer return for the first time in six years with the highly anticipated Head Cage, …
Black Tusk – T.C.B.T. Review
Savannah, Georgia was a sludgy pool of primordial ooze in the early oughts; home to bands like Kylesa and Baroness. …
Immortal – Northern Chaos Gods Review
The departure of Abbath from Immortal nearly marked the end of the band; I wouldn’t blame them as he was …
At The Gates – To Drink From The Night Itself Review
Long before At War With Reality marked a new beginning for At The Gates, their legacy had been long since …
Sleep – The Sciences Review
Sleep shocked the metal world by dropping a surprise album titled simply The Sciences on 4/20, a day where the …
Tribulation – Down Below Review
Hot on the heels of their first foray into a black n’ roll style of metal, Tribulation come out of …
Corrosion Of Conformity – No Cross No Crown Review
Corrosion of Conformity return with No Cross No Crown, their first effort with Pepper Keenan since 2005’s In The …
Morbid Angel – Kingdoms Disdained Review
Morbid Angel have returned with Kingdoms Disdained, their first new album in six years. Much has happened with the band …
Converge – The Dusk In Us Review
One of the biggest albums of 2017 for sure has to be The Dusk In Us, Converge’s first album since …