
Stick Around – In This Life
7.5/10 Somewhere between after-party shenanigans and Monday morning commutes sits Winnipeg’s Stick Around – a band who is decidedly too mature for pop-punk labels, even if they listened to all the cool So-Cal bands in […]
7.5/10 Somewhere between after-party shenanigans and Monday morning commutes sits Winnipeg’s Stick Around – a band who is decidedly too mature for pop-punk labels, even if they listened to all the cool So-Cal bands in […]
5.5/10 Norway’s best-known export, Dimmu Borgir needs no introduction – they’ve been the leading exponent of symphonic black metal since helping to establish the genre’s roots in the mid-1990s and have crafted some of the […]
7/10 If you’ve been following Quebec City’s MHEDVED for the last couple of years, their latest EP Dust Lungs will feel like a welcome, subtle progression – definitely not breaking new ground or pushing any […]
9.5/10 After exploding onto the North American metal scene in 2012 and being crowned Best New Death Metal Band of the Year by MetalSucks – Reading, PA’s Rivers of Nihil have been methodically building their […]
7/10 France’s Fall Flavored return with their third release after some sweeping lineup changes in 2017. The aptly named 180 showcases a more refined approach to their punk-infused, alt-rock stylings. This album introduces the powerful vocal presence of newly […]
7.5/10 From the experimental days of early black-metal through the rise of death- and grind-metal subgenres, Sweden has always played an important role in the development of different styles and approaches to heavy music. On […]
On the heels of their sophomore release Caustic, Denver’s Primitive Man returns to Toronto, proving why they’re often heralded as one of the heaviest bands in the modern doom scene. Abrasive and unapologetic, Primitive Man […]
2/10 Self-identifying as “tardcore”, Pennsylvania’s Joe Nameless seems poised to become the least relevant band of 2018 with their newly released EP, Deafh Kart Tardogeddun. A strange mix of mainstream biker-metal and eccentric hardcore influences, […]
7/10 From the very beginning, it’s apparent that Marshall Birch has, in fact, made this record with a group of Some Buddies. Dog Daddy Yeah by Marshall Birch & Some Buddies is a fun, pop-driven […]
9/10 Punk rockers rejoice; Vancouver’s AntEater has got you covered. Released in late November 2017, Smashed Antholes is a complete tour-de-force and, quite possibly, the record you didn’t know you needed to hear this winter. […]
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