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Review: Haemophagus/Subjugation, Split (EveryDayHate, 2015)

Vicious underground death metal from Italy and Turkey, by way of Polish label EveryDayHate.

Review: Red Vienna, The Book of Hours (Locust Hail, 2015)

Will a wider audience finally catch on to Red Vienna's unique post-punk with a shoegaze edge?

Track Premiere: Tyranny is Tyranny, “Kabuki Snuff Theater”

Lurching, angular noise rock from the forthcoming album, The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.

Song of the Day: Disillusion, “Back to Times of Splendor,” from Back to Times of Splendor (Metal Blade, 2004)

German trio captures the essence of progressive, melodic death metal.

Review: No Way, Sing Praises (More Mutant Music, Inc., 2014)

Brooklyn, NY quartet cranks out unexpectedly sludgy noise rock.

Song of the Day: Nymphs, “Sad and Damned,” from Nymphs (DGC, 1991)

Gloomy late-'80s troublemakers barely break into the '90s.

Swept Up in the Jeff Scott Soto Vocal Vortex

A chronological rundown of highlights, covering an abundant three-plus decades of music.

Review: Corrosion, EP (Mas-Kina, 2015)

American/Norwegian progressive extreme metal outfit has far more to offer than one might expect.

Review: Parasight/Nervgift, Split (Modstand / Phobia / Rawmantic Disasters, 2015)

Raging hardcore/crust, from Denmark to Sweden.

Song of the Day: Sörskogen, “Mordet i Grottan” (1997)

The agonizing curse of untapped potential...

Review: The Apex, The Apex (Self-Released, 2015)

Like chaotic, technical death metal(core)? Meet your new favorite band.

Review: Snakedriver, The Gnashing of Teeth (Self-Released, 2015)

A burly metallic hardcore debut from this Arkansas outfit.

Best Orange 9mm Songs

Five "greatest hits" from one of post-hardcore's finest.

Song of the Day: Zygote, “Jellyhead,” from Zygote (Bluurg, 1990)

Post-Amebix post-punk brilliance.

Review: Haapoja/Dephosphorus, Collaboration (7 Degrees / Handshake Inc. / Nerve Altar, 2015)

A collaborative split LP packed with peculiarly grinding metal, from Finland to Greece.

Review: Better Days, Nope (Encapsulated, 2015)

A seven-minute burst of blazing melodic hardcore bordering on pop-punk.

Review: Momentum, The Freak is Alive (Dark Essence, 2015)

Get freaky with this Icelandic trio's latest psych-metal excursion.

Interview: Jeremy Tingle (Lifeless)

Talking broken dreams and an open scene with one of metallic hardcore's finest up-and-coming acts.

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