This very short remastered and remixed version of the industrial goth rockers debut album feels more like an EP release than a debut. Even t...

Though you may not have heard of them, (and the only review that exists in English is a three-star from Metal Temple) this is actually the s...

Recommended for fans of Alice In Chains , Danzig , Volbeat and Therapy? (Seriously? I'll provide some better influences later in the r...

Chronic Hangover are an Italian act that seem to mix what I'd consider a bit of rock, thrash, and other modernisms into the mix – one I...

You might wonder why I'm covering a Vancouver based rock and Gothic metal band that has been tagged for fans of Nightwish, Evanessence,...

A mix of thrash, blues rock, alternative and even death metal, we have something rather unexpected from Canada's Black Absinthe. Apparen...

Though we haven't heard a new Tool record since 2006's 10,000 Days, it seems that the band have been alive and well in Finland. Real...

I felt that London's Haken might have been wearing out their welcome a little after 2014's The Mountain and the Restoration EP that ...

Gigantic Brain are back after a long time of silence, and despite being a very experimental act, one might think they're having a little...

Well, it's April Fools and I guess you think I'm joking regarding this BabyMetal review, right? Well, I'm definitely not joking ...

German alt/nu-metal rockers Emil Bulls have been around for twenty years, yet this is now the first that I'm ever hearing of them. In o...