After the phenomenal return with Engram, many wondered if Beherit would create something new—or if they were even working on anything at all. And suddenly, we’re faced with an album that has quite a c...

Once again erupting from one of the hellholes of Spain, Dishammer returns to make mothers and sisters weep. Their cocktail of old-school thrash/black metal fused with d-beat and crust punk flowed thro...

First, let’s clarify that the Witchcraft in question here is the Swedish one—those rugged young men dabbling in classic occult heavy metal. I wanted to make that clear since there are quite a few band...

Even though I once scribbled a general write-up on Vulture Lord back in the day, it's a bit tragic that I’m only now writing about an album that should’ve been reviewed on this site’s critique section...

That deranged lunatic Killjoy has done it again, and after countless lineup changes, he's managed to drag us back to the Season of the Dead era. With a lineup including Opal, Fug, Titta Tani, Mirai, G...

Back in the day, when I had no clue about the capacity of 80s Italian hardcore, the day I met Raw Power, that ignorance slowly gave way to a deep journey into the Italian punk scene. Whenever someone ...

Pain, depression, times of collapse… In such moments, you might find yourself craving something soft and narcotic—maybe Leonard Cohen. But if your suffering is accompanied by anger—towards people, you...

If scraping your brain with a saw and having your skull smashed by 37 minutes of d-beat-laced death metal means anything to those familiar with Miasmal, then you already know what’s coming. Undoubtedl...

I’m honestly not even sure where to begin when it comes to describing this album. One thing’s for certain—Alcoholic Rites have seriously leveled up since their Metal Alcoholico EP back in 2008. When I...