Serpent Rider – The Ichor Of Chimaera Review
In 2021 we had the pleasure of reviewing the split album “Visions of Esoteric Splendor” of Ezra Brooks and Serpent Rider. After this long four year hiatus, here we have Serpent...
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ALIEN WEAPONRY’s Te Rā Cements Their Legacy as Modern Metal...
Alien Weaponry has been an undeniable force in modern metal since their explosive debut Tū (2018), and their third album, Te Rā, cements their status as a promising young act...
Review: Deafheaven Rounds Up All of Their Eras with ‘Lonely...
Though they’re not the creators of post-black metal or blackgaze, San Francisco exports Deafheaven gave the genre a much wider appeal alongside giants like Lamb of God and Slipknot, and...
CROWN OF MADNESS’ Memories Fragmented – “Incredibly Strong Debut”
(Transcending Obscurity) Debut full-length here from Port Coquitlam, BC’s Crown Of Madness, coming at us from the extremely quality Transcending Obscurity Records way over in India. It took me a...
Folk Metal Frenzy: KORPIKLAANI, ENSIFERUM, & TROLLFEST Ignite San Francisco...
The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco bore witness to a raucous night of folk metal revelry on March 14, 2025, as Korpiklaani, Ensiferum, and Trollfest took the stage...
REVIEW: TOWER’s Let There Be Dark
(Cruz Del Sur) Have seen this NYC band live, a handful of times, and can attest to their aggressive, full throttle intensity (bordering on chaotic punk ethos), centered around Sarabeth...
Aran Angmar – Ordo Diabolicum Review
Sadness, a deep and profound sadness. Not melancholy, because melancholy is a different thing. It’s pure sadness the feeling Aran Angmar with “Ordo Diabolicum” share with me. This is the...
At War With Their Divinity Review
Wow! Definetely wow! Wythersake with “At War With Their Divinity” took the wow to a whole new level of wow. “At War With Their Divinity” is not only grand, it...
Sometime in February – Where Mountains Hide Review
I have made peace with myself that I cannot review all the albums that come to me. It is an impossible mission even though I would love to have the...
SCOUR – Gold
(Housecore) Rating: 7.5 Scour come out of the gates here far more blackened than I remember them being on opener “Cross”, Philip Anselmo behind the mic doing an admirable job...
