Music Review
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EP REVIEW: Trinity: Volume I by Carmeria
Carmeria’s Trinity: Volume I reimagines their signature dark symphonic metal with an acoustic touch.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jesse Daniel Edwards by Jesse Daniel Edwards
Stripped-back, raw, and deeply honest—an album that breathes.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Rock ‘n’ Roll Saviour by The Deadnotes
The Deadnotes channel the spirit of rock with Rock ‘n’ Roll Saviour.
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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EP REVIEW: When Society Crumbles by Pyrrhic Salvation
Thought provoking yet punishing, When Society Crumbles is a sonic dissection of humanity’s precarious existence.
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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…
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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…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jupe in the Flesh by Papa Jupe’s T.C.
Papa Jupe’s T.C. have never been a band to shy away from chaos, and Jupe in the Flesh is proof…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Liquid Portraits by Clap! Clap!
Late to the Party – reviews of older music that you may not have heard. I’ve long enjoyed the concept…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Offerings Of The Inhumane by A Tyrant’s Lament
A Tyrant’s Lament Elevates Death Metal with Offerings Of The Inhumane
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ALBUM REVIEW: Tempora Mutantur by Lunar
Progressive metal outfit Lunar returns with their fourth full-length album, Tempora Mutantur (January 31st), a sprawling exploration of time’s inevitable…
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EP REVIEW: Negative Utopia by The DSM IV
Negative Utopia (January 31st) by The DSM IV is where new age paranoia meets chaos and clarity. The EP showcases…
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EP REVIEW: Bad News by Magana
Out on January 24th, Magana’s Bad News EP bridges a moment of introspection and transition with an understated yet captivating…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Ground to Dust by Oh The Humanity!
Massachusetts shredders Oh The Humanity! take their signature mix of melodic punk and technical riffs to new heights on their…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: As Above, So Below by Shadow of the Talisman
In an era where bands are increasingly defined by their ability to carve a unique sonic identity, As Above, So…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: After Everything Else by The Breathing Method
The Breathing Method’s debut album, After Everything Else (January 24th), is a raw and unapologetic exploration of life’s highs, lows,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Doom Scroll by Weed Demon
Weed Demon takes their sludgy stoner doom to new heights with The Doom Scroll, a genre-blurring triumph set for release…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dark Green by Tumbleweed Dealer
Tumbleweed Dealer explore southern sounds and swamp mystique on Dark Green.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Euphoria by Nekomata
Building on the success of their 2022 debut, …And Then, The Abusement Park Left Town, Italian metalcore innovators Nekomata return…
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EP REVIEW: Living on the Internet by Myriad
Myriad’s Living on the Internet EP offers a vibrant, and unfiltered glimpse into the highs and lows of life in…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Reclamation by Crys Matthews
Reclamation is a powerful declaration of identity, heritage, and resistance, brought to life by one of the most honest voices…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Scorched Earth by Harakiri for the Sky
The forthcoming album from Harakiri For The Sky, Scorched Earth (January 24th), is a masterful continuation of the band’s journey…