Why England Must Win The Ashes
This is it. It has to be now. Years of planning, trialling, moulding the perfect team to compete…
Gazpacho – Magic 8 Ball Review
Norway may always be most well known for its black metal history, but I’ve come to love the…
Barren Path – Grieving Review
Forged from the ashes of the mighty Gridlink, Barren Path emerge from the blistered earth, hellbent on blazing…
Hexrot – Formless Ruin of Oblivion Review
By: Nameless_n00b_604 “What’s past and what’s to come is strew’d with husks / And formless ruin of oblivion;”…
Motherless – Do You Feel Safe? Review
Sometimes, you don’t need nuance. Sometimes you don’t want prog-soaked journeys through inner turmoil, or post-whatever atmospherics that…
Blackbraid – Blackbraid III Review
It takes a lot to quicken pulses at AMG Headquarters. Driven to exhaustion by merciless overlords, constant deadlines,…
Völur & Cares – Breathless Spirit Review
“Avant-garde doom metal from Canada. Do I really need to say more to pique your interest?” So said…
Phantom Spell – Heather & Hearth Review
During the 16 years that AMG has been a thing, I have criticized the trend of reaching back…
Calva Louise – Edge of the Abyss Review
Genre is a funny thing. Calva Louise will almost certainly be called “Crossover.” Their sound is a combination…
Professor Emeritus – A Land Long Gone Review
There are some pretty disastrous band names out there, and Professor Emeritus is up near the tippy-top. Why…