Album Reviews

The NOMVDIC project is one that hits close to home, not just for me but for anyone who captures the tonalities and words from...

For a post-hardcore band to truly stand out, it's quite a tall task. Tastemakers and casual listeners alike tend to stick labels on groups...

A video album review on What The Dead Men Say, the ninth studio album from Trivium.  “You’re a catastrophe” is my new favorite thing to tell someone...

Thrash metal with much more aggression and energy that has been desperately needed in thrash recently. Undeniably, the guitar work steals the show on...

After true tragedy in the life of Nick Cave, Wild God sees a defiant act of moving forward. Back with The Bad Seeds, Wild...

This is deathcore in a full frontal assault with some of the most well-crafted instrument work and arrangements you can imagine. Lorna Shore may...

If you have missed The Dillinger Escape Plan, Every Time I Die, etc, Better Lovers will satisfy that hole in your life. This is...

A review on Pantheon Of The Nightside Gods,an album from the uncrowned champions of melodic black metal: Belzebubs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=147Fkme1lEA Belzebubs established themselves a cult status in the...

A video album review on Ohms, the ninth studio album from Deftones. After being advertised as having more influence and noise to create their music,...

After the end of the color-themed albums, it's clear Baroness are trying to not repeat anything done before and Baroness succeeded. STONE is sludge...