Back in the innocent days of September 2019, Raleigh, North Carolina-based progressive metal group Anamorph released their soaring, kaleidoscopic full-length Lucid. At just under an hour long, the album — which was recorded by renowned […]
Germany’s Cryptex are a hard band to pin down, veering adventurously between soaring progressive rock and dark, violent metal on their just-released third full-length, Once Upon a Time. According to guitarist André Jean Henri Mertens, […]
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down the live music circuit, screamo revivalists Wristmeetrazor have been keeping busy. Still riding high off the buzz around their 2019 album, Misery Never Forgets, the band recently released a […]
Hailing from the U.K., post-hardcore up-and-comers Employed to Serve announced their arrival onto the international scene with their breakthrough third album, Eternal Forward Motion, released last year. Packed with blistering mosh-starters, such as the standout single […]
Canada’s Beyond Creation have been shredding out forward-thinking extreme music for the past 15 years, accruing experience that all coalesced in the form of their latest album, 2018’s stellar Algorythm, issued via heavy-music stronghold Season […]
Jinjer — Ukraine’s leading progenitors of djent- and R&B-inflected metalcore — never seem to leave the road, and they’re doing everything they can to keep their schedule book jam-packed since the release of their 2019 […]
Veteran Italian extremists Blasphemer have been making scathing, anti-religious technical death metal for more than 20 years. The band recently dropped their third full-length album, January’s crushing, take-no-prisoners offering The Sixth Hour via Candlelight Records. But […]
On their mostly acoustic album, Kill the Sun, released in January 2019, New Orleans ragers Cane Hill embraced what they have collectively called their “weirder and mellower side.” Think of it as their Jar of Flies. Considering his band’s sonic and emotional […]
Victorius may be that rare band that can rightfully claim to be the leaders of a genre of one. That genre? German ninja power metal. The stealth-fighting, fast-shredding quintet recently dropped their latest album, Space […]
Swedish industrial-metal veterans Misery Loves Co. broke up 20 years ago after releasing three explosive albums — 1995’s self-titled offering, 1997’s Not Like Them and 2000’s Your Vision Was Never Mine to Share — which […]
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