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Interview: Lament Cityscape

Underrated industrial titans explore atmospheres of cold, harsh, claustrophobic urgency through A Darker Discharge.

Review: Dødsleie, Immortal Hand (Subversive Craft/Bat Magick, 2022)

Raw, atmospheric, and experimental black metal from members of Unreal City, Broken Cross, etc.

Vegas Debuts "Resolve," Launches Pre-Orders for Long-Awaited New LP, Pure

Standard-bearers of "holy terror hardcore" team with Head2Wall Records for forthcoming new album.

Review: Above All, Disarm the Gods (2022)

Underrated '90s U.K. metallic hardcore unit resurfaces with an even more crushing, metal-centric approach.

Song of the Day: Pist•on, “Icicles,” from Cold World (2022)

Gloomy Brooklyn metal outfit returns with their first new release in over two decades.

Review: Hellblind, A Plague on All Your Houses (Revenger, 2022)

Crushing modern groove metal with lineup ties to Pitchshifter and Stampin' Ground.

Dead Surf Kiss: ‘90s Alt.-Metal That You Won’t Find on Spotify, Volume IV

Imagine Mind Over Four meets Coroner, with a dash of Faith No More.

Interview: Finding Light Behind the Shadows of The Mourning

It's not all doom 'n' gloom for these tough-to-pin-down, shoegaze-adjacent alt. rockers...

Review: Watchmaker, Kill.Fucking.Everyone. (Death Hymns, 2022)

Over-the-top grinding insanity circa 2003, on vinyl for the very first time.

Song of the Day: We Are Leaders, “Corners” (2022)

Creative alt./indie rock with connections to Aversionline favorites Atlas Shrugged and Zero Trust.

Review: Nothing in Between, Nothing in Between (2022)

Best hardcore album of the year contender, for fans of Shai Hulud, Comeback Kid, One Step Closer, etc.

Review: End Reign, MMXXII (A389 Recordings, 2022)

Aptly explosive metalcore featuring members of All Out War, Integrity, Bloodlet, and Pig Destroyer.

Random Roundup: February, 2022

Shit you should hear from Black Helicopter, Feeble Little Horse, Gaadge/Ex Pilots, Inerth, Thank You Driver, and W T L N D S.

Être, “Perilune”: Track/Video Premiere + Interview

Copenhagen modern progressive metal outfit unveils opening track from impressive forthcoming EP, I: Human.

Song of the Day: Bliss Fields, “Satisfy,” from Slowly, Forever (Acrobat Unstable, 2022)

A line-walking blend of shoegaze and dreamy jangle pop, that tends to have more zip 'n' zest to it as a whole.

Review: Fright, Fright (Gloom, 2021)

FFO: raw, punk-infused early- to mid-'80s thrash metal filtered through ripping hardcore.

Random Roundup: January, 2022

Shit you should hear from Dull Mourning, Heavy Meta, Onsloow, Ryan Allen, Wave Types, and West of Neptune.

Review: Prize Horse, Welder (New Morality Zine, 2022)

Exciting "alt.-rock" that conjures terms like "grunge," "shoegaze," and "emo" while firmly avoiding any clear-cut categorization.

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