The broadening of Sylosis’ metal palette is inconsistent and messy, but buoyed by enough solid ideas that are clearly all their own.
Tag: thrash metal
The grand, manic theatricality of Avatar’s melodeath arrives at Manchester’s Academy.
Megadeth bring their career to a close with their self-titled 17th album, and not a moment too soon.
2025 is coming to a close, so we’ve gone back through the last 12 months to take a look at all the major rock, metal, punk and alternative releases that we missed.
As one of the most underrated metal tours of 2024, Fit For An Autopsy and Sylosis arrive in Manchester on their co-headline run, bringing a supporting cast of Darkest Hour and Heriot for a truly stacked bill.
Body Count’s new album finds Ice-T and crew on the exact street-level thrash wavelength as always, though more of that is never a bad thing.
Metal excess combined with the influence of their Japanese heritage and culture puts a strong onus on Ryujin’s self-titled album soaring with ease.
In this Review Round-Up, punk and metal collide for some thrilling results on new albums from Death Pill and Venomous Concept, alongside some pretty cool alt-pop from ERASE THEORY.
In this Review Round-Up, New Pagans prove solid on their album, but the greatest promise can be found in EPs from View From The Soyuz and especially Fuzzy Heart.
High Command explore their own fantastical world on their newest album, and yield some fairly solid crossover thrash as a result.