
Category: Album Reviews



Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of July 27, 2018
This week’s reviews include releases from Atavisma, Axis Of Despair, Black Space Riders, Chris Caffery, Dee Snider, Derdian, Draghkar, Drawn …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of July 20, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music HQ album reviews include releases from The Agony Scene, Black Elephant, Blacklab, Cemetery Lust, Cryonic Temple, …

Skeletonwitch – Devouring Radiant Light Review
Skeleltonwitch have had a few lineup changes over their 15-year career, but none shook the band’s fan base more …

Deafheaven – Ordinary Corrupt Human Love Review
Deafheaven’s Ordinary Corrupt Human Love is no ordinary corrupt human rehash of that dim swamp of today’s black metal. …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of July 13, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music HQ reviews include Axegrinder, Birds In Row, Bury Tomorrow, Firtan, Gioeli-Castronovo, Imperial Triumphant, Iron Hunter, Malsanctum, …

Between The Buried And Me – Automata II Review
Between the Buried and Me’s Automata I had the distinction of both fitting into the idea of being the first …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of July 6, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters reviews include Atrocity, Burial Invocation, Converge, Devin Townsend Project, Great Electric Quest, Guns N’ Roses, …

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 …

The Progress Report: June 2018
Welcome to the June Progress Report. Big-name releases slow down as summer approaches, so this month we have augmented our …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of June 29, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music HQ reviews include Abscess, Bruce Dickinson, Bullet For My Valentine, Code Red Riot, Fates Warning, Naberus, …

The Night Flight Orchestra – Sometimes The World Ain’t Enough Review
Has it really only been thirteen months since The Night Flight Orchestra released Amber Galactic – which by the way, …

Marduk – Viktoria Review
Viktoria, with its spectacular minimalist cover, is a middle of the road, though in the fast lane member of Marduk‘s …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of June 22, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music HQ reviews include Anicon, Craft, Hatchet, Hoth, Impending Doom, King Heavy, Like A Storm, Maggot Casket, …

Khemmis – Desolation Review
Modern American doom metal is in fantastic hands. Pallbearer lead the way, being the most well-known act, delivering stunning albums …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of June 15, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music HQ reviews include ASG, Barren Altar, Battleroar, Begat The Nephilim, Bloodbark, Charlie Looker, Dead Girls Academy, …

Zeal & Ardor – Stranger Fruit Review
The short but bright arc of Zeal & Ardor started essentially as a response to a troll on a message …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of June 8, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters album reviews include releases from Amanda Somerville’s Trillium, Exmortus, Eye Of The Destroyer, Fire Down …

Yob – Our Raw Heart Review
Magically, as spring rolls into summer, the best doom album year to date transforms your own beat of seasons from …

Heavy Music Headquarters Reviews: Week of June 1, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters album reviews include releases from Alien Weaponry, Gruesome, Human Cull, Lordi, Nervosa, Ovate, Sadistik Forest, …

The Progress Report: May 2018
Welcome to the May Progress Report. A very interesting and highly anticipated month for us here. As always, we’ve got …

Heavy Music Headquarters Album Reviews: Week of May 25, 2018
This week’s Heavy Music Headquarters reviews include releases from Baptists, Bleeding Through, Candlemass, Djevelkult, Graveyard, Hex, Limb, Micawber, Midnattsol, Millennial …

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 …

Amorphis – Queen Of Time Review
If you look up “multifaceted” in the metal dictionary, you just might see a picture of Finnish stalwarts Amorphis. Well …