Metal Reviews

Album Review: TULUS. Morbid Desires, a black to the core release blending raw vocals, dark folklore themes, and adventurous songwriting in a haunting 2026 album.

Album Review: Suzi Quatro. Freedom, a whiskey-soaked blues rock powerhouse blending raw attitude, Detroit roots, and unforgettable hooks in this fiery blues rock album.

Exodus Goliath album review: Rob Dukes returns as Thrash icons unleash savage riffs, pounding drums and pure aggression in one of 2026’s most powerful releases.

Album Review. Tyketto. Closer To The Sun, the band's first album in ten years, packed with melodic rock hooks, powerful vocals from Danny Vaughn and '80s vibes

Album Review: Casey Maunder delivers heart, hooks and fire on Smash Down Jericho, a melodic rock album packed with soul, big choruses and fearless songwriting.

Asia In Stunning Form On New Live In England Album, the first of three live releases, captures Geoff Downes and co revisiting the band’s iconic debut in style.

Album Review: Monstrosity Reaffirm Their Old School Death Metal Mastery on Screams From Beneath The Surface, a fierce return packed with brutal riffs and veteran precision.

Rush / Grace Under Pressure Returns In A Feature-Packed Deluxe Box Set. Remastered audio, a Terry Brown remix, full concert film, Atmos mixes, collectibles and more.

Album Review: Nordic Giants Reach The Stars On The Majestic Under Celestial Alignments, a cinematic post-rock journey filled with cosmic beauty, emotion, and wonder.

Album review: Lamb Of God - Into Oblivion is a brutal statement on a burning world, packed with savage groove, furious energy and bold social commentary.

Album Review: Neuronspoiler Hit Hard with The House Always Wins, a Heavy Metal album packed with soaring vocals, killer riffs, hooks and standout tracks.

Album review: Party Cannon. Subjected To A Partying EP delivers Nintendo 64 slam carnage, crushing riffs, wild samples, remixes and Glasgow live chaos. Out now!

Album Review: Wolfbastard deliver Black Metal/crust punk carnage on Satanic Scum Punks. 11 turbo-charged tracks in under 30 minutes. Out 13 March 2026.

Album Review: Rob Zombie - The Great Satan brings Hellbilly swagger back. Monster riffs, big choruses, creepy samples, and relentless energy throughout.

Album Review: Joel Hoekstra's 13 keep the melodic rock rampage alive on From The Fade—song-first hard rock with Girish Pradhan, Appice, Franklin and Sherinian.

Album Review: Cryptic Shift. Overspace & Supertime is Technical Death Metal in hyperspace. 82 minutes of astrodeath, sci-fi chaos and insane riffs.

Paul Gilbert Washington's Rules Of Civility (WROC) Album Review. Jesuit-era etiquette becomes blazing riffs, odd harmonies, big hooks and a rock 'n' roll finale

THE MAGUS journeys to Demonhood on Daemonosophia, delivering vengeful, theatrical black metal intensity and occult grandeur. Out 20 Feb 2026.