Metal Storm

Article by omne metallum

Don’t fix what ain’t broken, just build on it. Here’s how.

Each year there's bound to be at least one album that – appearing perfectly decent but somewhat nondescript on the first spin – slowly, over time, one nonchalant spin after the other, climbs its way…

Every now and again I stumble across an album that I cannot quite pinpoint for myself. Often it can be the oddest minuscule detail about it or something to that effect that turns out to be the key....

There's hardly much "super" to go around in most supergroups. It is at best a marketing gimmick to give a handicap to already established musicians that mostly tips the scales of expectations…

Not the first and not the last time noise has been used to convey anguish. But Uboa has never been all noise, but has always been all anguish.

There's a grain of truth to every joke and Freak Kitchen are, to a certain extent, about serious fun. A silly exterior, deceiving musical simplicity, and often borderline juvenile lyrical jabs,...

Ulcerate’s formula of dissonant, highly technical and atmospheric death metal remains pretty much unchanged. Not like it matters if the results continue to be this engaging.

The fat lady begins to sing.

More famine than Feast.

Let's face it, bringing heavenly atmospheric black metal down to us all is just Sear Bliss.

Alcest as we've grown to love them.

Article by nikarg, musclassia, Starvynth, Nejde, F3ynman, and AndyMetalFreak

What we have here is a Portrait of The Host, but will the host provide some quality NWOTHM for its honourable metalhead guests?…

Inherits The Void imprint Scars Of Yesteryears in the form of nods to the 90s Scandinavian meloblack scene on this latest instalment.

Article by Abattoir

While our current world may be Fueled By Fear, Wraith are fueled by the power of sizzling hot thrash metal fun.

Dödsrit sacrifice some of their punky uniqueness for a folksy, other uniqueness. The result? Cascadian metal, Nordic style.

It’s been close to a decade since we last heard from Julie Christmas, but the time has once again come to revel in one of metal’s more unique voices.