"I want to make music for reptiles and crocodiles to fucking meditate to."

A somewhat scattered (but enjoyable) shot of death metal with plenty of that potency and aggression

A great first album, with some fantastic death metal chops on display

A competent black metal album about crime in the Benelux that, sadly, fails to leave a mark.

Doesn't tap as much into the possibilities of a four-track concept release about the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as it could have, but does deliver more-than-solid songs and suitable panache.

Krvsade's own brand of extreme metal shows a lot of enthusiasm. Sadly, that's not enough to make it good.

After parting ways with Tofu Carnage Records, the label on which they released their debut, the Dallas-born group of Cleric have resurfaced with a...

It's been 4 years since Immortal Bird's last album. This new release, their debut on the 20 Buck Spin label, shows that the time...

Marking their first release since 2014's Svn Eater, the three-piece UK metallers of Lvcifyre pack four original tracks, plus a cover, into this EP....

Grindcore has always had a political edge to it, thanks in part to bands like Napalm Death and their anarcho-punk roots. Although as some...