Category: Reviews

There’s something quietly defiant about ‘Endless’, the third full-length from Tyson Dickert. In an era obsessed with polish and shortcuts, this

There are songs that hit hard, and then there are songs that descend. ‘Starfall’, the newest offering from U.S. progressive hard

Broke Royals’ latest full-length ‘Campr’ feels like a band stepping fully into their own momentum. This is indie-rock stretched wide

There’s something deeply satisfying about an artist who decides, decades into a musical life, to stop asking permission. Dead Skin

There’s something thrilling about an artist who sounds completely unbothered by expectations, and Tom Woodward’s latest full-length release bursts with

There are releases that flirt with politics, and then there are those that stare directly into the blast radius. ‘RAW’ is the

Every so often, an album arrives to be felt in the chest, in the spine, and in the part of

There are metal tracks that assault the senses, and then there are tracks that actively unravel your sense of reality.

With their latest collection ‘Abstract’, Colombia’s Cries of Redemption deliver an album that feels like a place you step into, where

There’s a particular electricity that only truly uncompromising heavy music can deliver. And with their newest outing ‘Guillotine’, AtteroTerra taps directly