Review: The Man-Eating Tree – Night Verses
The Man-Eating Tree haven’t just survived their hiatus – they’ve returned stronger, darker, and more compelling than ever.
Tag: Metal
Audiotree shares Converge session
Recorded live on May 11, 2025 in Chicago, IL, Converge recorded several songs from various albums for an Audiotree session. Audiotree: For more than three decades, Converge have delivered metal standards that boil over with musical and emotional catharsis, putting purpose before perception and intent …
CONVERGE drop new video, announce new album
Converge have announced “Love Is Not Enough” for February 13th. The new record will be released via Deathwish/ Epitaph and comes in several stunning vinyl variants.
Review: Lacabra – Lacabra
Lacabra offer a fresh take on Seattle metal, channeling raw power and swedish death metal energy into a solid debut album.
KREATOR show new video “Tränenpalast”
“Krushers Of The World” will be released on January 16, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records. Here’s a new video, feat. Britta Goertz on vocals.
Review: Heretoir – Solastalgia
“Solastalgia” feels like the year’s slow descent into silence, with fallen leaves, fading light, and the ache of something ending. It may waver in pacing, but its sincerity and sense of place make it linger long after the air turns cold.
KREATOR announce new record, post first single
Kreator will release their sixteenth studio album, “Krushers Of The World”, on January 16, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records. The first video single has been released.
Review: Amorphis – Borderland
Amorphis return with “Borderland”, a record that favours refinement over upheaval. It may not shock, but its balance of melody, atmosphere, and weight proves the band’s mastery is far from fading.
Omnium Gatherum reveal new songs of upcoming album
Finnish metal veterans Omnium Gahterum will release “May The Bridges We Burn Light The Way” on November 7th via Century Media. “Walking Ghost Phase” has been released now:
Review: Guiltless – Teeth to Sky
A formidable statement from veterans, “Teeth to Sky” channels mankinds tendency to ruin into texture and grit. While never reinventing heaviness, Guiltless deliver it with clarity, purpose, and a quiet, undeclared mercy.