metal
An appreciation of Judas Priest, plus the best metal tracks of the month.
The most improvisational and exploratory album by the metal trio proves to be their most powerful and affecting.
A more streamlined set of songs that finds the California black metal band opening up their sound even more.
The D.C. metal band ease up on the grind in favor of something with more groove.
See the Oregon doom metal band play a heavy live set in New York.
The Philly death metal outfit offers a reminder of why they’re one of the best at what they do.
A blistering hybrid of metal and hardcore with more than its share of stylistic experimentation.
Hear an indie folk classic with some extra death metal soloing.
A furious blend of melodic hooks and emotionally intense throat-shredding.
A heavier, darker and more saxophone-laden offering from the Winnipeg noise-rock trio.
The Louisiana metal group aims for transcendence on their introspective, elegant and devastating fifth album.
Dive into the massive discography of the Louisiana metal band.
A discussion with the Louisiana metal band about their new quartet of releases and the need for constant motivation.