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Saint Agnes Your God Fearing Days Are About To Begin: Their Best Record Yet
Look at the album cover long enough and it starts looking back at you. A […]
Devin Townsend’s The Moth Is the Record He Was Born to Make
Nobody ends up making a record like The Moth by accident. The idea arrived quietly, more than […]
Armored Saint Hit Hard and Mean It on Emotion Factory Reset
Forty-two years in, and Armored Saint still play like they have something to prove. That’s […]
Port Noir – The Dark We Keep Review: Sweden’s Heaviest Album of 2026 | Progressive Metal
Four years is a long time to wait. Port Noir’s last outing, Cuts, arrived in […]
Gozu VI Review: Boston’s Heavy Soul Rockers Deliver Their Darkest and Most Personal Album Yet
There’s a moment about forty seconds into “Corinthian Leatherface” where the fuzz opens up like […]
Crown Lands Apocalypse Review: The Canadian Prog Duo Delivers Their Most Ambitious Album Yet
Before you hear a note, the cover tells you exactly where you are. A red […]
Black Veil Brides Vindicate Review: Revenge Has Never Sounded This Heavy
The opener doesn’t waste time. “Invocation to the Muse” is two minutes of spoken word […]
Atreyu: The End Is Not the End — Album Review
Twenty-five years in, most bands are either coasting or desperately reinventing themselves. Atreyu are doing […]
Vox Occulta: Einar Solberg Steps Out of the Shadow and Into the Orchestra
There’s a kind of creative restlessness in Einar Solberg that most artists only perform. He’s […]
As Everything Unfolds – Did You Ask to Be Set Free? Review: A Band Baring Everything
“Written in two halves, before and after tragedy, this is the most honest thing As […]
Tigers Jaw Return With Lost on You, Their Most Assured Record Yet
Twenty-one years in, and Tigers Jaw still don’t announce themselves. They just show up — […]