Album Review: MAKE THEM SUFFER Make Them Suffer
Perth five-piece Make Them Suffer have used their tribulations to craft a new lineup and a new sound with their latest, self-titled album via Sharptone Records. This band excels at...
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Perth five-piece Make Them Suffer have used their tribulations to craft a new lineup and a new sound with their latest, self-titled album via Sharptone Records. This band excels at...
It feels kind of funny to be turning in an album review for Paysage d’Hiver, as Wintherr largely built his name in the black metal underground with a series of...
Rarely has a comeback been met with as much simultaneous excitement and derision as Linkin Park‘s recent resurgence. You see, it’s been seven years since their last studio LP (2017’s...
Mammoth Grinder is one of those super-group bands that, for me personally, are superior to the constituent members’ main bands. Off the top of my head, bands like Black Curse...
There’s something eerie about returning to Korn‘s 1999 album, Issues. In one sense, the album represents the apex of an era and the beginning of its end, both in terms...
It’s been five years since Opeth released their last studio record (2019’s In Cauda Venenum); nearly 20 years since they last featured death metal growls and instrumentation (on 2008’s Watershed);...
Obscura has always stood at the crossroads of technical brilliance and progressive ambition, crafting a discography that’s as intricate as it is powerful. Their latest offering, A Sonication, continues this...
Six years after the critically acclaimed Cosmicism, French black metal maestros The Great Old Ones return with Kadath, their fifth studio album and a full-length adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s The...
Thin Lizzy‘s latest release, “Acoustic Sessions,” is a nostalgic yet refreshing journey through the band’s early catalog, reimagined with a stripped-down acoustic approach. This album, released in January 2025, features...
After nearly a decade since their debut and a brief foray into experimental territory, Arizona’s Necrambulant has clawed their way back into the brutal death metal spotlight with Upheaval of...