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Review: Rannoch – Conflagrations

Rannoch sound better than ever on this brutal and beautiful breakthrough

The Wisconsin death metallers are back after their stellar debut, but can their new EP compare to what came before?

New York’s historic experimental jazz scene once again collides with metal in the most dastardly of ways with Sarmat’s first two releases.

Dawn of Ouroboros fumbles the bag on their sophomore outing

Lunar Chamber’s debut EP is for the thoughtful, meditative death metal fan… without sacrificing techy brutality.

Blurring the lines between science and god.

Oh how the loins are stirred for crystal clear fretless bass!

I’m coining a new subgenre: neo-progressive death metal.

It is the year of death. Prog death, that is!

In an attempt to infuse every metal genre into one, Oak Pantheon managed to craft an okay album.