Category: Reviews
Caliban – The Opposite From Within Review
Originally written by Ramar Pittance I have to admit, as little as a few months ago I was hardly aware that there was a metalcore community in Germany, let alone a thriving one. However, recent …
Anaal Nathrakh – Domine Non Es Dignus Review
Originally written by Drew Ailes Anaal Nathrakh, one of black metal’s most extreme acts, bring you a fresh release to haunt you throughout all of 2004. For anyone who’s unfamiliar with the band, I advise …
Behemoth – Demigod Review
Originally written by Drew Ailes So Behemoth put out another album, making this their fourth full length since 1999. Why can’t other bands do this? I’m not talking about writing four mind-blowing albums in the course of …
Goatsnake -1/Dog Days Split CD Review
Originally written by Drew Ailes Oh Southern Lord, you big beautiful lovers of all things doom and stoner oriented. Sometimes I don’t know what I’d do without you consistently giving us fantastic music. Re-enter Goatsnake, a …
Dream Evil – The Book Of Heavy Metal Review
Originally written by Gregory Bradley. I’m sure everyone’s pretty much happy about this fact, but here it is: power metal is dying. Some would argue that it’s been dead for quite some time, but to …
Drowningman – Learn To Let It Go Review
Originally written by Andy Smyth Ah hardcore…the genre of music that has definitely seen its heyday. Many a band has since treaded on this style of music and given us their interpretation. That wasn’t enough…bands …
Napalm Death – Leaders Not Followers: Part 2 Review
Originally written by Drew Ailes Kicking off with a Cryptic Slaughter cover, how can an album possibly go wrong? It can’t. Napalm Death, a band that could be paid tribute to themselves, cover a variety of classic punk, …
The Amenta – Occasus Review
There have been some masterful records released this year, especially in the last few months. Mastodon, Lamb of God, Dillinger Escape Plan…but, with all due respect to the music on those discs, I may be …