Album Reviews

Twenty years is a long time to stay angry, but on A.R.S.O.N (short for All Rage Still Only Numb), St. Louis legends Story of the Year prove that fire doesn’t always fade — sometimes it just […]

Review: Joshua Hobbins Thirty-five years into their existence, Converge remain one of heavy music’s most vital forces. Few bands survive this long without softening their edges or retreating into legacy comfort, but Love Is Not Enough does neither. Instead, […]

Review: Dan Maynard Let’s address the elephant in the room. Thirteen years. That’s how long it has been since Karnivool last released an album. 2013 gave us Asymmetry, the band’s third full length record, four years after Sound Awake. […]

Review: Joshua Hobbins After years of igniting stages and steadily sharpening their identity both here and overseas, Gold Coast heavies HAMMERS now deliver their debut full-length Death Wobbles, and it lands with the weight, confidence and conviction of […]

Review: Luke Petty  Like resilient flora, The Devil Wears Prada have truly blossomed, thoughtfully adapting their sound to resonate with the modern listener’s craving. While the raw intensity of their earlier, scream-heavy style has been […]

Review: Jack Price 818 days. That’s how long we have waited for the next emotionally over-clocked chapter in the Caskets story. Reflections, in 2023, gave us a collaborative insight to the members lives and trials […]

  Review: James Garrahy Wonderfully macabre. Beautifully psychotic. This is the new album from the monsters of thematic metal, Sweden’s own Avatar. And let me tell you, this album doesn’t take a break. From the moment […]

Review: Luke Petty Prepare for an album that breathes shadow and atmosphere. On their sixth offering, Creature In The Black Night, Dayseeker unveils a sound that is chillingly cinematic and seductively dark. This album marks […]