EP REVIEW: Trinity: Volume I by Carmeria Carmeria’s Trinity: Volume I reimagines their signature dark symphonic metal with an acoustic touch.
ALBUM REVIEW: Jesse Daniel Edwards by Jesse Daniel Edwards Stripped-back, raw, and deeply honest—an album that breathes.
LISTEN: “The Signal” by Exterminatus "The Signal" is a masterclass in technical precision and atmospheric intensity.
LISTEN: “What Flavour?” by Keys As the groove locks in, the tension rises, and before long, Keys turn nostalgia into something fresh and electric.
LISTEN: “Night Falls On The World” by Silua A cinematic track that balances stark beauty with pulsing energy.
LISTEN: “Make It Sound French” by Last Hyena “Make It Sound French” is where chaos gives way to liberation.
ALBUM REVIEW: Rock ‘n’ Roll Saviour by The Deadnotes The Deadnotes channel the spirit of rock with Rock 'n' Roll Saviour.
LISTEN: “Drink Some More!” by Vallorch A celebration of life, music, and camaraderie that captures the energy and spirit of folk metal.
LISTEN: “Slaughterhouse” by ChumHuffer An intense critique wrapped in fast-paced, uncompromising punk energy.
ALBUM REVIEW: 1000 Variations on the Same Song Frog’s 1000 Variations on the Same Song is an ambitious and wildly creative exploration of what happens when a songwriter,
ALBUM REVIEW: Outer Space Outtakes by The OddEven The OddEven’s latest release, Outer Space Outtakes (March 14th), is an experience that grabs you by the collar and doesn’t
ALBUM REVIEW: You’ve Got Red On You by Necronomicon Ex Mortis and Bloodfeast Ritual There’s an undeniable thrill when two death metal bands with distinct identities collide, and You’ve Got Red On You, the
LISTEN: “HOUSEBROKEN VAR. IV” by Frog By turning mundane observations into poignant reflections, “HOUSEBROKEN VAR. IV” is Frog at its most lyrically vivid.
DEBUT SINGLE: “Come On Baby” by Heidi Eldest Heidi Eldest’s "Come On Baby" turns heartbreak into indie gold.
EP REVIEW: When Society Crumbles by Pyrrhic Salvation Thought provoking yet punishing, When Society Crumbles is a sonic dissection of humanity’s precarious existence.
ALBUM REVIEW: The Optometrist by Matt Edible & The Obtuse Angels Matt Edible & The Obtuse Angels return with The Optometrist (February 14th), an album that solidifies their place as one
EP REVIEW: Elements by Dead Air The trio of Dead Air are breaking through the noise with their upcoming EP Elements, out February 7, 2025, via
LISTEN: “JUST USE YOUR HIPS VAR. VI” by Frog The song introduces a sultry and smokey lounge vibe to Frog’s repertoire.
LISTEN: “IDKHTTYN” by Caitlin Mahoney Caitlin Mahoney’s “IDKHTTYN” strikes with raw emotion and spontaneity