 | Voivod
Album review by on 2012-08-17
In their 8th observation, Voivod establish a first contact with what’s beyond the outer limits. |  | Dance Gavin Dance
Album review by Charlie / iChuckles on 2012-08-16
Crass, upbeat, energetic and flat-out weird; these are all but a few adjectives that could aptly describe the latest studio album from post-hardcore rockers Dance Gavin Dance. |
 | Seven That Spells
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2012-08-16
The soundtrack on the road to hell. |  | Chronic Future
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-08-14
Overflowing with originality, but try not to drown in it... |
 | Shed
Album review by on 2012-08-14
The killer he may be, but by no means the killer elite |  | Black Light Burns
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2012-08-13
Because I want you to. |
 | Yellowcard
Album review by on 2012-08-10
Growing up has just begun. |  | House of Spirits
Album review by on 2012-08-09
In their debut album, House of Spirits forge an excellent piece of power/prog metal, further enriching what late-‘80s-early-‘90s Queensryche had firstly endeavored. |
 | Artifex Pereo
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-08-08
For every good part on this album, its bad doppelganger lurks... |  | Miroist
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-08-03
While The Pledge won’t take you on an unknown voyage into the scary black waters of metal, they are a sturdy ship on which to sail... |
 | Eldritch
Album review by on 2012-08-01
In their fourth album, Italian progsters Eldritch stray away from prog/power metal in order to devise an incredibly catchy extreme metal hybrid. |  | Electric Jesus
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-07-31
Ridiculous band name aside, Desert Mouth is the start of something special... |
 | Ryan Wall
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2012-07-30
A dark and emotionally evocative journey through psychology, insomnia, sleep, and coffee. |  | TNGHT
Album review by on 2012-07-25
Back alley cinematics and purple smoke ballin' from a dream production duo |
 | The Antlers
Album review by on 2012-07-23
Take the plunge... |  | Barrier
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2012-07-23
Cutting away the bells and whistles tying up modern metalcore, Barrier issue a defiant challenge to return to honest, raw aggression. |
 | Seven That Spells
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2012-07-23
Hell From Jazz |  | She Was the Universe
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2012-07-18
For a short period of time, it seemed like whales were the seal of maritime prog metal approval. Unfortunately, Whalesong mostly kills that stigma with a chaotic and confusing sound. |
 | Tigers on Trains
Album review by on 2012-07-18
Tigers on Trains deliver another phenomenal indie-folk record and make it look easy. |  | Dirty Projectors
Album review by on 2012-07-12
A brilliant blend of the outer limits and the down-to-earth. |
 | Frank Ocean
Album review by Frenchy on 2012-07-11
Firmly cements Frank Ocean's position as far and away the most talented member of the Odd Future collective. |  | Husky
Album review by on 2012-07-10
An interesting plunge into indie-folk’s experimental regions – one, however, that ends up feeling lost instead of resolute. |
 | David Maxim Micic
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-07-04
From the get-go this EP grabs your attention and with a GI JOE kung fu grip, doesn’t let go... |  | Linkin Park
Album review by on 2012-06-29
Lost in the echo of their glorified past. |
 | Periphery
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2012-06-28
Periphery changes their sound to focus on the melodic. More than being good or bad, it's mostly just different. |  | The Offspring
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2012-06-26
The Offspring slowly realize that a change in sound isn't necessary, as they are at their most effective when covering their own ground. |
