Dante Alighieri's epic poem "The Divine Comedy" to metal music? That sounds about right. How does it sound in the hands of Oscar Grace and his project "Signum Draconis" with the first instance in "Inferno"?

Washington state band Siren's Rain puts out their latest full length album "Rise Forth". Promising heavy riffs and folk instruments... that sounds like a bad idea on paper.

A Thrash metal band born out of the days of quarantine, they now bring that isolated time to the forefront in their music. But how does the blistering music fair in the modern world?

Eternal Struggle is a hardcore band from Israel who are now releasing their first full length album "Year of the Gun".

Akiavel is a melodic death metal band from France. They've been around since 2018 and are now gearing up to release their sophomore release "Væ Victis".

An album said to mark a new era for a thrash metal album, what is to be expected from this new release by Chicago thrashers Armored Assault?

“American Razorgrind”… because the Metal Musical Universe wasn’t complicated enough!

Hydraform, a metal band from Denver, Colorado, is said to blend melodic music with technical ability. Can it be done?

Chaos Over Cosmos is a band we've seen on this channel before, and has returned for their next full length "The Ultimate Multiverse". With a new vocalist in toe, how does this hold up compared to the previous album?

League of Corruption is a band full of seasoned metalheads looking for a fix of sludgy groove metal. Does their debut album "Something In The Water" deliver on this?

Said to be paved with powerful vocals, sinister riffing, and beautiful melodic passages, can Pile of Priest deliver that with their latest full length?

Sludge metal from Vancouver is the first album to review back from haitus!

During these times, you might think it's the worst possible time to start a band... Die Another Day just released their debut EP this week. What does it tell us about this band, and what can we expect going forward?

I was joined by Collin Sterling of Thrashers Paradise to review Break Me Down’s “The Noose“

Their sound has been described as stoner/doom metal on the metal archives, and we should be expecting thumping riffs and tales of creatures that Tolkein wishes he could’ve come up with.