• Amorphis - Circle

    Well fuck me, Amorphis is good again! Yeah, I know, most people probably already know this, but I’ve been on hiatus from Amorphis for the last decade or so. I liked the early albums all the way up to “Elegy” in 1996. Then, starting with “Tuonela” the band just started being less heavy and more hippy-dippy sounding. Read More +

  • Howl – Bloodlines

    About a month ago I featured Howl’s first album, “Full of Hell”, in one of the daily 365 videos. Today I’ve got the band’s brand new album, “Bloodlines.” I liked “Full of Hell” well enough, though the production was a little muddy for my tastes. The songs were still cool, though. On “Bloodlines” the production sounds a lot cleaner, and there is no denying the crushing power of Howl. Read More +

  • Finntroll – Blodsvept

    Back in the day I never listened to much Finntroll because they didn’t sing in English. I can enjoy albums that are not in English, but I don’t generally seek them out on my own. Then my sister, who was into the band, gave me a Finntroll album. Read More +

  • Hypocrisy - End of Disclosure

    Hypocrisy is a Swedish death metal band founded by the great Peter Tägtgren and “End of Disclosure” is the band’s twelfth album. Read More +

  • Vreid – Welcome Farewell

    Progressive Norwegian black metal band Vreid has just released their sixth album, “Welcome Farewell.” I have been waiting for this album for months and now that I finally have my copy I am well pleased. Read More +

  • Darkthrone - The Underground Resistance

    I’m sure Darkthrone is a band that needs no introduction. Fenriz and Nocturno Culto, pioneers of the Norwegian black metal scene, have returned with their fifteenth album, “The Underground Resistance.” Read More +

  • Hatriot - Heroes of Origin

    I cannot put into words how excited I was to hear that Steve “Zetro” Souza was preparing to release an album with his new band Hatriot. For those youngsters in the crowd who do not yet comprehend the reason for my ecstasy, let me throw some heavy metal history your way. Zetro was previously the singer for Bay Area thrash legends Exodus. Read More +

  • Suffocation - Pinnacle of Bedlam

    Suffocation is a veteran death metal band from the New York area that has been releasing excellent material since the late 80’s. Most metal heads should not need an introduction for these guys. They are right up there with Cannibal Corpse and Decide. Their newest release, “Pinnacle of Bedlam” is scheduled for a release later this month with an approximate running time of 40 minutes. Like every new Suffocation album, these guys take a step in the right direction by improving and evolving from their previous releases. Read More +
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