Igorrr’s approximation of metal continues to be like nothing and no one else—baffling and engrossing in equal measure.
Tag: Metal Blade Records
In this Review Round-Up, Rivers Of Nihil continue a run of utter excellence; Desolated make a strong comeback; and Will Varley is, unfortunately, not as lucky as either.
Even after removing nearly all of what made their last releases so special, Whitechapel’s return to more familiar deathcore sees them come out with all guns blazing.
For over a decade, Killswitch Engage have struggled to live up to their ‘metalcore legends’ banner, and on this new album, they seem to be having more trouble than ever.
A return to metal / synthwave alchemy finds Gost making a much-appreciated upswing, even if it’s not quite matching up to his best work that he’s chasing.
Years of evolution have seen Job For A Cowboy grow from deathcore stalwarts to a titanic presence in tech-death, a shift that produces some truly glorious results.
A devastating return after five years sees Harms Way still operating on full throttle in metallic hardcore, and delivering their best album to date in the process.
Death metal stalwarts do it again, as Cannibal Corpse’s newest album continues their expected but no less thrilling run of brutality.
In this Review Round-Up, new EPs from LIMBS and Speed prove to be impressive within metalcore and hardcore respectively, while RXPTRS’ new album almost reaches the same for metal, but slightly misses the same mark.
In this Review Round-Up, Don Broco’s long-awaited new album is pitted against a swift follow-up from Biffy Clyro and an excellent continuation from Whitechapel, plus more from Dave Hause, Save Face, Calling All Captains and Light Grey.