Album Reviews
Dive deep into the world of heavy metal and hard rock with our in-depth album reviews. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a newcomer, we cover the latest releases from iconic legends to rising stars. Expect honest, detailed critiques that explore everything from raw musicality and technical prowess to lyrical depth and production quality. Our reviews capture the power, energy, and emotion that make metal and rock genres stand out, offering insights into both classic albums and fresh, boundary-pushing sounds. Stay updated with the best in heavy music, and discover your next favorite album!
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DVD Review: RAMMSTEIN – Rammstein: Paris
When someone goes to a concert, they can go for many things. Some go to just watch a live show,…
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Album Review: SUPERJOINT – Caught Up in the Gears of Application
Superjoint Ritual, led by vocalist Phil Anselmo, has maintained a steady track of credibility on the grounds of post-Pantera endeavors.…
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Album Review: PAPA ROACH – Crooked Teeth
When a band reaches their tenth album, I begin to wonder what they can do – are they still relevant,…
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Album Review: MOTIONLESS IN WHITE – Graveyard Shift
In today’s world of music, you have to find a way to continue to evolve, even if that means potentially…
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Album Review: DANZIG – Black Laden Crown
It’s been seven long years since Danzig has put out a full-length studio album. In 2010, Deth Red Sabaoth was…
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Album Review: FIRE ROM THE GODS – Narrative Retold
Most of the time when I write these reviews of albums, I like to listen to the album once and…
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Album Review: 3TEETH – Shutdown.exe
Genres come and go in rock music, but few are as stubbornly unchanging as industrial. For close to thirty years,…
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Album Review: SEETHER – Poison The Parish
Not many bands from the era of nu-metal are what they once were. Oh sure, a few are still touring…
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Album Review: INCUBUS – 8
Incubus is a band that has always managed to bring something new the table, while at the same time staying…
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Album Review: WOE – Hope Attrition
Black metallers Woe have undergone a steadily successful transformation since their inception in 2007. Originally hailing from New Jersey as…
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Album Review: ORANSSI PAZUZU – Kosmonument
In the extreme music realm, Finland’s Oranssi Pazuzu breathes a vibrant, multi-spectrum color palette onto an otherwise rough-hewn foundation. Based…
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Album Review: DEAD ANIMAL ASSEMBLY PLANT – OFH: Prime Cuts EP
Dead Animal Assembly Plant is a horror theatre-inspired collaboration of prominent industrial rock musicians. Expanding as an open collective, the…
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Album Review: JOHN 5 AND THE CREATURES – Season of the Witch
What is there to say about John 5? Most famous for his work with Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie, John…
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Album Review: SMILE EMPTY SOUL – Rarities
Let’s take a trip back in time, to the mid-90s, when bands like Nirvana and Alice in Chains dominated radio…
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Album Review: REMARK – Remark
After successful music video releases in 2016, helping to put the band into the international spotlight, Russian rock outfit Remark…
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Album Review: CHICKENFOOT – Best + Live
What do you get when you mix the harmonies of Van Halen, the backbeat of The Red Hot Chili Peppers,…
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Album Review: GRIDFAILURE – Hostile Alchemy
Gridfailure is the one-man tenure of New York alternative musician and Earsplit co-owner Dave Brenner. It is Brenner’s first electronic…
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Album Review: THE BUNNY THE BEAR – The Way We Rust
The Bunny The Bear revel in being weird. The brainchild of Matthew Tybor, aka The Bunny, their career has been…
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Album Review: EMMURE – Look at Yourself
To say that the last couple of years were rough on Emmure frontman Frankie Palmeri would be an understatement. After…
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Album Review: DAVEY SUICIDE – Made from Fire
With a large amount of success not only just on tour but with their previous releases and positive press, California…
