Pile – Green and Gray Released May 3rd, 2019 Pile, the “post-punk/noise-rock” face of the Boston DIY scene, achieved their cult-like measure of indie fame by touring endlessly and doing everything the hard way. Led by singer and creative chief… Continue Reading
Belzebubs – Pantheon of the Nightside Gods Released April 26th, 2019 Belzebubs is a fictional band based on a webcomic about angsty corpse-painted millennials. And the are exactly what black metal needs. The true musicians behind this fictional band have… Continue Reading
Lord Dying – Mysterium Tremendum Released April 26th, 2019 Mysterium Tremendum expands Lord Dying’s amalgamation of sludge metal and melodic classic rock. The core duo of Chris Evans and Erik Olson have created more diversity in their approach and it… Continue Reading
Periphery – Periphery IV: HAIL STAN Released April 5th, 2019 If you like any of their previous albums, then you’ll enjoy this one. It opens with a near seventeen minute opus, and from there it’s basically the same just with… Continue Reading
Cocaine Piss – Passionate and Tragic Released April 5th, 2019 The album is aptly titled. What a waste of good riffs. The singing is poor, unintelligible and doesn’t match the music, which judging by precious releases is just their thing.… Continue Reading
Queensrÿche – The Verdict Released March 1st, 2019 The Verdict is Queensrÿche’s third outing with former Crimson Glory singer Todd La Torre, after replacing original vocalist Geoff Tate in 2012. La Torre continues to be an adequate Tate impersonator on… Continue Reading
Overkill – The Wings Of War Released February 22nd, 2019 Overkill don’t mess with their sound much. Their 19th album, The Wings of War, is 50 minutes of pure thrash. With The Wings of War, Overkill further solidifies their reputation… Continue Reading
The Claypool Lennon Delirium – South Of Reality Released February 22nd, 2019 South of Reality, the duo’s second album picks up where their 2016 debut left off. The songs are longer, which allows for some more jamming which both are… Continue Reading