Reviews

Nate Johnson who?

A little danger makes for an awesome time.

Members of Revocation, Municipal Waste and Goes Cube team up for a decidedly un-metal — but still heavy, and delightful — new project.

“Though Metal Allegiance may feature one hell of a group of talented people, it’s one that seems to have little aspiration to expand its or anyone else’s horizons.”

“Just as the title is a fictional word, this feels like fake Slayer. And if Slayer can’t be real with you, who can?”

Also, notoriously correct Kip Wingerschmidt fully owns up to being WRONG (!)

A solid entry into their discography, if not worth five stars.

An engaging and somewhat challenging listen.

Not an album-long fem-black cover of a Crash Test Dummies song… but would that have been so bad?

Stoner music be damned, Black Book Lodge have done it.

Unpredictable times call for the reliable friend.

The Cambridge acid monkeys deliver more of the same vibe as last time, although it’s not quite as exciting.

It’s a devilish miracle that Pentagram are not only still alive, but kicking hard.

Four years of filming paid off for the Pennsylvania four piece.

Max Cavalera’s post-Sepultura project continues to gradually distanced itself from its unabashed nu-metal origins.

How does Soilwork’s latest offering stand up against the rest of their catalog, especially given all the changes to their lineup over the past several years? You’ll have to watch Crash’s review to find out.

Cattle Decapitation: Mature not manure.

How does the almighty groove fit into thrash (or punk, […]

While the band’s metal vocabulary is comprehensive, most of us would rather delve more deeply into one of those areas rather than hearing them simultaneously jammed together.