SABER – Lost In Flames
(RPM ROAR) Rating: 8.5 Full disclosure: I’m a fanboy of these guys: loved the Without Warning debut (my #1 album of 2021), which is being reissued simultaneously with the new...
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OBSCURA – A Sonication
(Nuclear Blast) Rating: 8.5 Kinda sounds like a Mind Funk album title, but here we have it, the latest from tech-death heroes Obscura, A Sonication, the band cutting to the...
Review: My Dying Bride Have a Renewed Energy on A...
It should go without saying, but My Dying Bride don’t need much introduction after 33 years in the game. And while they’ve had the longevity that most bands can only...
Review: Deicide Still Crush It with Banished By Sin
Love ’em or hate ’em, Deicide have had a massive impact on modern death metal. And this new record, Banished By Sin, immediately came under fire for it’s AI art...
Review: Antichrist Siege Machine Build a Wall of Sound Brick...
There are bands that are heavy, and then there are bands that, for better or worse, literally only have two modes of operation: asleep or pedal to the metal. Don’t...
Review: Black Tusk Move Ahead with The Way Forward
The Savannah sludge lords Black Tusk are reinventing themselves fully on this new LP, The Way Forward, and in doing so, this release succeeds on bringing their sound into 2024....
Review: Inter Arma Embrace the Darkness on New Heaven
Since 2006, Inter Arma has been one of the heavier acts out there. Four years after the release of their last album Garbers Days Revisited, they’re back with New Heaven,...
Review: Full of Hell Throws Curveballs on Coagulated Bliss
Full of Hell has become a bit of a household name for fans of extreme music who lean toward fast, noisy, and chaotic. While generally referred to as grindcore, these...
Review: Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats Honor the Italian Underground...
British psych metal masters Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats may need no introduction due to their huge impact on the genre, inspiring countless others and making them basically a household...
Review: Dååth Make One Hell of a Comeback on The...
Man, 2024 really is shaping up to be the year of big comebacks, for better worse. First Job for a Cowboy threw down the gauntlet by re-emerging after a decade...
