Shine – Wrathcult Review | Angry Metal Guy
Something must be in the water over in Poland, because the country churns out quality death metal like…
Gorrch – Stillamentum Review | Angry Metal Guy
Michael Dorn has appeared on screen in more episodes of Star Trek than anyone else. His character, the…
Old Sorcery – The Outsider Review
Swords and sorcery have served as metal muses since the genre’s earliest days and for the most seminal…
Lone Wanderer – Exequaie Review
It’s no secret that funeral doom is all about death, but in case you weren’t aware, Lone Wanderer…
Course of Fate – Behind the Eclipse Review
After waiting seventeen years to release their debut full-length, Norwegian progressive metal act Course of Fate is now…
Crystal Lake – The Weight of Sound Review
Crystal Lake is one of those bands that I lost track of. I adored 2015’s The Sign, its…
Invictus – Nocturnal Visions Review
Five years ago, I highlighted Invictus’ 2020 debut LP Catacombs of Fear as part of our year-end death…
Beyond the Black – Break the Silence Review
Beyond the Black play the sort of female-led symphonic metal that seems to get a bit of traction…
Moon Wisdom – Let Water Flow Review
Metal Fatigue is not a moral failing: it is a physiological phenomenon, befalling even the most honorable of…
Architectural Genocide – Malignant Cognition Review
It’s gotta be tough being inspired by genre giants. For bands like Incantation or Autopsy, it can be…
Ov Sulfur – Endless Review
Blackened deathcore has truly run its course. This is simultaneously a hopeful sentiment, as it may encourage bands…
The Ruins of Beverast – Tempelschlaf Review
The Ruins of Beverast has never released a bad album. Its architect, Nagelfar alum Alexander von Meilenwald, has…