Metal Reviews

Yoth Iria / Gone With The Devil Is A Landmark Greek Metal Release

Yoth Iria deliver landmark Greek Metal release with Gone With The Devil, blending Black Metal fury, melody and gothic atmosphere. Out 8 May 2026 via Metal Blade

Tyrannus Strike Back With Dark, Thrashy Force On Mournhold

Album Review: Tyrannus strike back with dark, Thrashy force on Mournhold, blending Black Metal, atmosphere, and sharp songwriting in this new album.

Jungle Rot Prove Longevity And Power On Cruel Face Of War

Find out why Jungle Rot prove longevity and power on Cruel Face Of War in this review, blending Thrash, groove, and relentless old-school Death Metal.

Acid Reign Reborn / Daze Of The Week Delivers Thrash Fury For A New Era

Feel the fury of Acid Reign Daze Of The Week as the Thrash legends return with a savage, modern edge. Read our full album review now.

Venom Return With The Contemporary And Powerful Into Oblivion

Album Review: Venom return with the contemporary and powerful Into Oblivion, blending raw Black Metal roots with modern precision.

Sevendust Return With Arena-Ready Hooks On One

Big riffs and arena hooks define Sevendust One as the band return with their 15th album—anthemic, polished, and built for live crowds. Read the review.

Albion / The Poetic Sounds Of It Was In The Month Of May

Explore our album review of Albion It Was In The Month Of May, blending Celtic folk, Metal, and poetic soundscapes into a vivid, Tolkien-inspired journey.

John Corabi Steps Into The Spotlight With Soulful New Solo Album New Day

Album Review: John Corabi. New Day explores his soulful blend of blues, classic rock and country, showcasing a confident, heartfelt evolution in his solo sound.

Six Feet Under Reclaim Death Metal Glory With Explosive New Album Next To Die

Six Feet Under return with Next To Die, their fifteenth album, blending Death Metal aggression and groove to deliver their strongest, most creative release in years.

At The Gates / A Blistering Tribute to Tomas Lindberg’s Enduring Influence

Album Review: At The Gates. A blistering tribute to Tomas Lindberg’s enduring influence with The Ghost Of A Future Dead, a fierce and emotional final statement.

Nuclear Messiah / Black Flame, The All-Star Metal Album That Struggles To Ignite

Nuclear Messiah Black Flame review: an all-star Heavy Metal project with Chris Poland shines in moments but feels dated, predictable, and inconsistent overall.

Archaic Oath / The Icy And Primal Determined To Death And Beyond

Icy and primal Determined To Death And Beyond sees Archaic Oath craft a powerful Blackened Death Metal debut inspired by Dissection, Naglfar, and Swedish extremes.

Elegant Weapons / Evolution, An Album Journey That Demands To Be Heard In Full

Elegant Weapons / Evolution delivers a thrilling, old-school album experience with rich songwriting, dynamic performances, and a cohesive journey meant to be heard in full.

Silverbird / Dublin Band Finally Get Off The Mark With Long-Overdue Debut Album

Album Review: Dublin band Silverbird finally launch debut album after 14 years, delivering mix of hard rock, prog, and Celtic flair in this long-overdue release

Uridium Ignite Old-School Metal Fury with Reflections Of Insanity

Uridium ignite old-school Metal fury with Reflections Of Insanity, delivering raw Heavy Metal, Thrash energy, and NWOBHM vibes in blistering debut album release

Skindred / You Got This, A Hard-Hitting, Emotional Triumph

Album Review: Skindred – You Got This. It has everything you expect. Demus is a riff monster, and he carves out hundreds across the 11 tracks on offer here.

RIKET – 2026: A Swedish Death Metal Debut Forged In History And Darkness

Album review. RIKET – 2026. A crushing Swedish Death Metal debut packed with historical themes, intense riffs, and a decade-long wait worth every second.

Lord Of The Lost – Opvs Noir Vol 3, The Epic Gothic Metal Finale

Lord Of The Lost. Opvs Noir Vol 3 Review. A cinematic, Gothic Metal finale packed with guests, dark electronica and bombastic hooks closing the trilogy in style
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