Metal Albums Reviews
Werewolves - Die for Us
• album review •Prepare yourself for a relentless auditory assault as Australia’s ferocious death metal titans, Werewolves, drop their fifth studio album, Die For Us. Read more
Æthĕrĭa Conscĭentĭa - The Blossoming
• album review •Ætheria Conscientia, the progressive black metal band formed in 2016, is back with their third album, The Blossoming, with an unique blend of extreme, progressive, and psychedelic sounds. Read more
Darkthrone - It Beckons Us All.......
• album review •The legendary Norwegian black metal duo Darkthrone, consisting of Fenriz and Nocturno Culto, continues to push boundaries with their twenty-first album, It Beckons Us All. Read more
Evergrey - Theories of Emptiness
• album review •Gothenburg’s progressive metal maestros Evergrey are back with their fourteenth studio album, Theories of Emptiness. Slated for release on June 7, 2024, under Napalm Records, this album promises to... Read more
Severe Torture - Torn from the Jaws of Death
• album review •Severe Torture, the Dutch death metal stalwarts, have made a triumphant return with their latest album, Torn from the Jaws of Death, bringing their signature aggression and dark themes with them. Read more
Witherfall - Sounds of the Forgotten
• album review •Witherfall’s latest album, Sounds of the Forgotten, aims to blend aggressive metal riffs with progressive elements and intricate ballads. Read more
Rotting Christ - Pro Xristou
• album review •Rotting Christ\'s fifteenth studio album, Pro Xristou, by the Greek black metal pioneers, struggles with repetition and a lack of innovation, resulting in a work that, despite its craftsmanship,... Read more
As The Sun Falls - Kaamos
• album review •\"Kaamos,\" the latest album by Finnish melodic death metal band As The Sun Falls, was released on May 3, 2024, under Theogonia Records. This album is a deep dive into the themes of sorrow, grief,... Read more
Pestilence - Levels of Perception
• album review •Released on Agonia Records, "Levels of Perception" features re-recordings of some of Pestilence classic tracks. Despite high expectations, the final product leaves much to be desired. Read more
Saxon - Hell, Fire and Damnation
• album review •Saxon, the indefatigable titans of NWOBHM, have returned with their 24th studio album, Hell, Fire and Damnation. Let's explore how this new album holds up against their legendary discography. Read more
The Obsessed - Gilded Sorrow
• album review •Scott “Wino” Weinrich, a cornerstone of the American doom metal scene, is back with Gilded Sorrow, the latest release from The Obsessed. Read more
Overkill - Scorched
• album review •New Jersey’s thrash metal veterans Overkill have returned with their 20th studio album, Scorched. Following the somewhat uneven The Wings of War from 2019, Scorched brings tighter writing, raw... Read more
Enforcer - Nostalgia
• album review •Dive into the review of Nostalgia, ENFORCER's latest heavy metal offering that reinvents their sound, marking a resurgence in their music journey. Read more
Kalmah - Kalmah
• album review •Kalmah, the Finnish melodic death metal masters, returns with their self-titled album, continuing their legacy of blending intense melodic riffs with powerful synths. Read more
Sirenia - 1977
• album review •From cold solitude to sonic brilliance: SIRENIA's '1977' unveils emotive evolution. Embrace the retro '80s vibes in an intricate blend of atmosphere and complexity. Read more
Cattle Decapitation - Terrasite
• album review •Terrasite: A Sonic Plague Unleashed - A Harrowing Journey into Humanity's Abyss by Cattle Decapitation. Read more
Besieged - Violence Beyond All Reason
• album review •There was a time in the early 90s when the thrash scene was pretty much dead and buried (with the exception of a few bands), but now here we are three decades later, and thrashers like BESIEGED are... Read more
Therion - Leviathan
• album review •\"Leviathan\" is a return to where the ship was originally heading. Therion made a piece of art, a conceptual gem blending together several ways of musical expression with high-quality technical... Read more
Kataklysm - Serenity in Fire
• album review •Killer guitar riffs, chaotic drums-blast-beats, awesome vocal work, are the ingredients for a great melodic-death metal album with blackish influences. If you like the technique, the loud sound, the... Read more