Even with their base of hard rock and metal having barely changed after all these years, Black Label Society have still got it.
Tag: Spinefarm Records
URNE’s streak as one of metal’s most underrated powerhouses continues, with a new album fully capable of turning them into a true force of nature.
A new-look, new-sound Kid Kapichi takes some time to get to grips with, but clears some bold, engaging avenues for them when it does.
Even if some of the paint is beginning to chip slightly, a second installment of Creeper’s gothic hard rock hit packs in its entertainment value tighter than practically anyone else.
A dark, immersive new album lends a lot of momentum to Dayseeker in their journey towards the front of the metalcore pack.
In this Review Round-Up, a solid triplet of modern metal comprises metalcore from TSS and Deadlands, and something more brutal and less showy from Mugshot that still does its job.
In this Review Round-Up, metal brings some fairly middling outings from Paradise Slaves and Your Spirit Dies, but thankfully, PARCS’ pop throwbacks are here to perk things up.
Employed To Serve are grander and more fearless than ever on their new album, taking their usual adventurous hardcore template and blowing it out all the more.
In this Review Round-Up, output spans the great from Interlaker and Gore., to the solidly promising from Karen Dió, to the utterly tired from Acres.
For the start of a supposedly grand return to form, Black Veil Brides’ new EP produces precious little to get all that invested in.