Prolific Japanese psychedelic doom-rock veterans Boris have announced their latest album, NO — their 20-somethingth full-length offering, but who’s counting? The news comes along with the LP’s lead single, the six-minute rager “Loveless,” which you […]
Full of Hell are nothing if not prolific. The noise-grind demolition crew has four albums to their own name, as well as three collaborative albums (two with the Body, one with Merzbow) and innumerable EPs […]
If you hate on Alestorm for being goofy or not metal enough, you’re not only late to the party, you probably brought some harsh craft beer that nobody likes. Since 2007, the Perth-based pirate metal […]
Formed in 2011, in Oakland, California, punk-infused death-metal trio Necrot are one of our favorite underground groups. Not only do they rip on record and onstage (here’s hoping they — and every other band — […]
Over seven years and three albums, NYC industrial-punk crew Uniform have offered up some of the most devastating sounds rattling the underground. They’ve just announced their fourth full-length, Shame, the group’s first since their expansion […]
Inter Arma — known for their alchemical mix of doom, death metal, post-rock and beyond — are gearing to release their wide-ranging covers album Garbers Day Revisited on July 10th via Relapse Records. The LP finds […]
Aussie metalcore outfit Northlane recently released their fifth studio album, Alien, an intense record that delves into frontman Marcus Bridge’s violent upbringing living with drug-addicted parents. While there are important, heartfelt and serious tones and influences in […]
When New England-based metalcore OGs Killswitch Engage began posting killer old-school photos from their history to the band’s official Instagram feed recently, we knew they were up to something. Sharing one image per year per day, […]
Lamb of God have only played one show so far in 2020: a free concert at the House of Vans in Chicago joined by industrial hardcore outfit and hometown favorites Harm’s Way. The Virginian metal […]
Two Minutes to Late Night’s “Bedroom Covers” series has been one of the best things to come out of the COVID-19 shutdown. The series sees Gwarsenio Hall — a.k.a. Two Minutes’ corpse-paint-slathered master of ceremonies, […]
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