Album review: Underoath – The Place After This OneTen albums in, metalcore veterans Underoath continue to deliver chaos and tension.
Album review: Arch Enemy – Blood DynastySwedish metal aristocrats Arch Enemy keep thrashing on with merciless 12th album Blood Dynasty.
Album review: Alien Weaponry – Te RāNew Zealand metal trio Alien Weaponry get back to their roots, bloody roots on feral, anger-fuelled third album Te Rā.
Album review: Cradle Of Filth – The Screaming Of The ValkyriesSuffolk spooks Cradle Of Filth go back to the putrid well on hellish, hedonistic 14th album The Screaming Of The Valkyries.
Album review: Calyces – Fleshy Waves Of ProbabilityGreek prog-riffers Calyces salute their heroes with huge, uplifting riffs on more concise second album, Fleshy Waves Of Probability.
Album review: Stormo – Tagli/TaleeItalian post-hardcore crew Stormo kick up a hell of an emotional racket, albeit briefly.
Album review: SpiritWorld – HelldoradoLas Vegas’ horror-western gunslingers SpiritWorld strike bloody gold on thumping third album Helldorado.
Live review: Knocked Loose, London O2 Academy BrixtonKnocked Loose incite their biggest ever display of violence in the UK – and it feels like they’re writing future history…
Album review: Imperial Triumphant – GoldstarStart spreading the news: New York avant-metal enigmas Imperial Triumphant deconstruct the metropolis on overwhelming sixth album…
Album review: Bloodywood – Nu DelhiIndian metallers Bloodywood return with second album of deliciously matched influences and perfectly seasoned ear candy.
Live review: Limp Bizkit, Manchester AO ArenaManchester moves in, moves out as Limp Bizkit’s mammoth Loserville Tour rolls into town…
From Brazilian speed metal to Italian doom: This month’s highlights from the undergroundWe round up the latest and greatest from heavy music’s underground. This month: sludge, death metal, plenty of doom, and some weirdness…
The big review: Knotfest SydneySlipknot’s mega-fest goes down under, with a little help from A Day To Remember, Enter Shikari, BABYMETAL and more…
Album review: Coheed And Cambria – Vaxis – Act III: The Father Of Make BelieveNew York prog overlords Coheed And Cambria find beauty beyond the event horizon on epic 11th album…
Live review: VUKOVI, London O2 Forum Kentish TownVUKOVI conquer their biggest room yet in a victorious, emotional display at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town…
Album review: Dawn Of Ouroboros – BioluminescenceCalifornian prog extremists Dawn Of Ouroboros delve deeper and burn brighter of ravaging, radiant third album Bioluminescence…
