Planetary Clairvoyance, Tomb Mold’s third album, continues to make a case for their current dominance.

The Great War loads earworm after earworm into the breech and then rattles them off in rapid succession.

Admission may be Torche’s most straight-up metal release to date — except when it isn’t.

It’s July, which means the weather’s hot — just like these upcoming releases.

This movie is full of decisions so bizarre that they go beyond just wrong and into heretofore unexplored regions of suffering.

A fitting tribute to one of post-hardcore’s most beloved and influential figures.

Includes Amon Amarth, Darkthrone, Lord Dying, and more.

“Certain indigenous cultures believe in using every part of the animal: Darkthrone do that with metal.”

An unflinchingly honest snapshot of where Baroness are now.

Who needs June gloom when you have June DOOM?

The band’s ninth overall release, Humanicide, proves they’re still capable of channeling that youthful anger.

Check out three of this month’s best under the radar releases!

Check out three of this month’s best under the radar releases!

This is as deep-end Devin as you get.

Our new monthly column aims to highlight some killer albums that may have escaped your attention.

More than just your average Venom-alike throwback act.

Includes Sleep, Ghost, Carpenter Brut, and more.

Billy Corgan’s latest effort benefits from having others in the room with him, but he still make some bizarre choices.

Includes Dimmu Borgir, The Sword, Carpenter Brut, and more.