The Scepter – Shadows In The Tower Review

[Album artwork by Alexander Roivainen] There are apparently a great many music playing scepters in this world but this The Scepter is from Canada and plays heavy metal in the traditional sense–not unlike fellow countrymen

Missing Pieces: The Best Of What We Missed In 2026 So Far, Vol. 3

This is part 3 of our annual Missing Pieces series, when we cover stuff we dig that we missed upon initial release. Part 1 can be viewed here, and part 2 can be viewed here.

Missing Pieces: The Best Of What We Missed In 2026 So Far, Vol. 2

This is part 2 of our annual Missing Pieces series, when we cover stuff we dig that we missed upon initial release. Part 1 can be viewed here, and part 3 is coming Friday. Enjoy!

Missing Pieces: The Best Of What We Missed In 2026 So Far, Vol. 1

Boy, it sure is hot outside, isn’t it? Here we are in the dead of summer, the dog days, if you will, and we figure maybe you could use some things to help improve your

Galneryus – A Cry From The Sky Above Review

Look, I get it: A.I. is here and no one remembers where we put the lid to Pandora’s Box. Regardless of your stance on this divisive (?) topic, the use of A.I. art for a

Sallow Moth – Hydrophilous Brood Review

[Cover art by Clare McCarthy] A brutal death metal album with a beautiful cover? Consider me intrigued by the contrast alone.  Brutal death metal, despite its typical gory imagery, lyrics, and tone, has a peculiar

Nothingness – Godslaughter Review

[Cover art by Adam Yates] Look, I’ll freely admit that I listen to and love some truly pretentious death metal. Hell, I ranked Ingurgitating Oblivion’s last album as my seventh favorite in 2024, and that

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