Like The Beatles and Miles Davis before them, Morbid Angel have now changed the face of music TWICE.

On their ninth studio album, Lacuna Coil fail to play their own biggest strengths.

Babymetal’s third album continues their upward trend in quality, although with a few changes to the formula.

On their new album, Gatecreeper continue their meticulous exploration of death metal’s history.

Here are some under-the-radar metal releases to blast while stealing candy from Trick-or-Treaters this Halloween.

Opeth are making some of the best music of their career right now, and without giving a damn about popularity or what anyone else thinks.

Has the joke gotten old?

A Dawn to Fear might be Cult of Luna’s heaviest album to date.

It’s September, which means it’s time to go back to school. Here are some tunes to rock while getting beaten up on the bus.

Despite some very strong songs, Awakening doesn’t quite catapult Sacred Reich into the big leagues.

On their new album, Killswitch don’t step far outside their comfort zone but they prove why they’ve had so much staying power.

Here’s some under-the-radar metal to listen to while going crazy from the heat.

Just because CDs aren’t a thing anymore doesn’t mean CD bloat doesn’t still exist.

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.