metal

Scarcity The Promise of Rain review

Scarcity : The Promise of Rain

The avant garde metal group fuse emotional gravitas with sonic innovation on their sophomore album

Julie Christmas Ridiculous and Full of Blood review

Julie Christmas : Ridiculous and Full of Blood

More than a decade after her debut, Christmas returns with an eclectic and powerful sophomore release

200 Stab Wounds Manic Manual Procedures review

200 Stab Wounds : Manic Manual Procedures

The Cleveland death metal group level up their game on their sophomore album

Crypt Sermon The Stygian Rose review

Crypt Sermon : The Stygian Rose

The Philadelphia doom metal group aim for new epic heights on their third album

Ulcerate Cutting the Throat of God review

Ulcerate : Cutting the Throat of God

The New Zealand death metal group tap into more overwhelming emotional feelings on their seventh album

REZN Burden review

REZN : Burden

The Chicago psych-metal group come into their own on their strongest album to date

Ulcerate interview

Ulcerate on crafting introspective, overwhelming death metal

Jamie Saint Merat discusses ‘Cutting the Throat of God’ and seeking out the transcendent

Sumac The Healer review

Sumac – The Healer

The metal trio reach ever closer to transcendence via blistering, sublime noise metal

HEALTH Ashamed with Lauren Mayberry

HEALTH share new version of “Ashamed” with Lauren Mayberry

The Chvrches vocalist guests on a new version of their ‘Rat Wars’ cut

Rezn interview

Rezn’s singular universe

The best music activates all of your senses. While you can’t literally smell the White…

Umbra Vitae Light of Death review

Umbra Vitae : Light of Death

The hardcore/metal supergroup play to their strengths on their more ambitious sophomore album

Sumac documentary

Sumac debut new documentary, Six Hours 42 Minutes with SUMAC

Watch a 15-minute short film ahead of the band’s upcoming tour dates

Thou Umbilical review

Thou – Umbilical

Thou’s first proper full-length in six years presents the band at their most direct and potent

Couch Slut You Could Do It Tonight review

Couch Slut : You Could Do It Tonight

A heavy and harsh album of dark storytelling

Thou interview

The existential arc of Thou

We spoke to Bryan Funck and Andy Gibbs about their new album ‘Umbilical,’ the political, the personal, and what makes their music essentially Thou

State Faults

State Faults announce new album Children of the Moon

Hear the Santa Rosa screamo group’s new song, “Palo Santo.”

Terminal Nation Echoes of the Devil's Den review

Terminal Nation : Echoes of the Devil’s Den

One of the year’s heaviest albums, with a great deal of sonic depth

Respire

Respire announce new album, Hiraeth

Hear “Distant Light of Belonging”