Release Reviews

With an introduction that sounds like the combination of the score from an 80's sci-fi film and an unpleasent sexual encounter in the American deep South, this album is brutally uncomfortable listening.
'LA's Headbangingest band' return to the fray with the first product in a decade.
Inspired by the shambling zombie Templar Knight priests of the Blind Dead movies, doom metal band Moss drag forth four tracks of clawing, shambling monstrosities of their own, including a Discharge cover.
The Return of Varg Vikernes. Love him or hate him, it was bound to happen.
Three brothers and their high school friend vow to thrash till they die, and if their debut album is anything to go by, they're off to a flying start.
Evarest's debut album is an overdose of speed metal: mixed with speed solos and clear precise vocals.
Poland's Crystal Viper pull out the stops and prove that they are a Metal Nation with their second album.
Chris Jericho is back - and this time it's serious.
Are you ready to be initiated into the world of Psycroptic? The Australian tech-death metallers release their first official DVD release, Initiation. It features a killer live show and lots bonus features and antics that will please their legions of fans.
By taking on a newer and improved direction and employing world class production, Perth metallers Dyscord release their strongest work to date.