by Emily Schneider | Sep 25, 2025 | Reviews
The Borderland. It’s a space in-between, a place that can’t be described in one word, or even one sentence. It’s also a perfectly chosen title for the 15th album from progressive metal masters Amorphis. The Borderland is, we know this connection with...
by Jordeana Bell | Sep 24, 2025 | Reviews
In some alternative universe where we all got high GPA’s for playing air guitar, Dave Davidson would have tenure at MIT’s Department of Rhythmic Physics. Instead, he’s still out here writing songs about our impending technological demise, masterfully soloing with jazz...
by Emily Schneider | Sep 22, 2025 | Photos, Reviews
On September 18th, Detroit got to experience its first ever heavy metal mass from Catholic occult themed power metal band Powerwolf. The band is known for their electrifying stage presence and theatrics, their live show is unlike any other. They chose the equally...
by Ian Weber | Sep 21, 2025 | Photos, Reviews
Now this was a whirlpool event. Alestorm began the weekend on a Monday! If you’re a fan of folky power metal and you haven’t gotten to seeing the captains for one of this year’s must-see tours, you should let this metal scribe convince you to attend...
by Zenae Zukowski | Sep 19, 2025 | Reviews
Paradise Lost are back with Ascension, their seventeenth album and the follow-up to 2020’s Obsidian. Five years have passed, but once again, these UK doom/gothic metal legends have sucked us back in. Produced by guitarist Gregor Mackintosh, the record reconnects...
by Emily Schneider | Sep 19, 2025 | New Music, Releases, Reviews
When it comes to the metal subgenre of melodeath, Wolfheart is one of the best in the category. They balance the dark and heavy riffs with beautiful melodic elements with ease, yet manage to add something fresh and exciting with every release. The band is consistent...