Album Reviews
An angrier, much more intense version of Luis Vasquez’s darkwave visions.
The bluesy, woozy rock outfit don’t deviate from the norm much on their seventh full-length.
A densely layered metal triumph that’s also a lot of fun to listen to.
A challenging album that sounds deceptively inviting.
The UK post-punk trio’s third album is their tightest and most hopeful to date.
The Swedish metal veterans soar higher on their epic, powerful fourth album.
A vinyl-only release intended to be heard without distractions.
The Canadian black metal outfit’s long awaited new EP maintains their weirdness while strengthening songwriting.
A grim and grimy set of hardcore narratives that sounds as fresh as it is tense.
