Gravestone – Proud To Be Dead (2017)
Their first record in literal ages, this EP follows the Italian progressive death metallers debut Symphony Of Pain released in '94. Yes, I said... Read more →
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Dead Asylum – Death Always Wins (2017)
Even though they're considered death/thrash according to Metal Archives, this sophmore album from the Canadian quartet sounds more like a mix of... Read more →
Misanthropic Rage – Gates No Longer Shut (2016)
Here we have the debut from this Polish progressive/black two-piece with W performing all of the instruments and AR performing some backing vocals.... Read more →
Editorial: Who Are Echo Bridge and Mill Creek, and What’s With These Cheap Horror Movie Packs?
I'm sure that several of you here might have an interest in horror movies just as much as you would various genres of metal and other dark-tinged... Read more →
Movie Review: Power Rangers (2017)
Before I even get into this review, there's a few things I need to explain. First and foremost, Power Rangers or what many now know as Super Sentai,... Read more →
Warfist – Metal To The Bone (2016)
Although a bit on the short side, this sophomore full-length from the Polish black thrashers is quite punishing, which is what we want. It actually... Read more →
Dark Millennium – Midnight In The Void (2016)
This one's a real anomaly in the fact that it seems to mix rock and hard rock together with a black metal edge and some other oddities. Germany's... Read more →
Inexorable – Sea Of Dead Consciousness (2017)
Of the many bands out there by the name of Inexorable, this is the German strain and a dissonant death metal act at that. Though influenced by... Read more →
When Years Of Music Review Start To Take Their Toll…
This is a very difficult piece for me to write, but it needs to be stated. It's no surprise that things have changed here at The Tower in recent... Read more →
Helker – Firesoul (2017)
Oddly sharing the same name as the recent Brainstorm hit, Argentina's Helker are back with another crushing effort in their fifth full-length... Read more →
Circle Of Dust – Machines Of Our Disgrace (2017)
The re-emergence of an ancient project from Celldweller and Fixt label mastermind Klayton, Circle Of Dust is the heavier, punchier version of... Read more →
Video: We Are Many We Are Legion – Lost Inside
The only metal act with a New Orleans style six-piece horn section!... Read more →
Kingdom – Sepulchral Psalms From The Abyss Of Torment (2016)
Polish death metal monsters Kingdom are back with a brand new album, which Metal Archives seems to think is their best. It sounds a bit undercooked... Read more →
Astronoid – Air (2016)
Whew, despite these Massachusetts based post-metal/rock/shoegazers making their mark among some of my peers, Metal Archives seems to have torn them... Read more →
Editorial: The Seas Remain Dry – The Sexodus Continues
I remember reading The Sexodus two-parter on (yes, of all things – Breitbart) back in 2014 (this was during the GamerGate era) as probably one of... Read more →
