Cattle Decapitation: Medium Rarities album review By Adam Rees Choice offcuts from San Diego’s deathgrind visionaries Cattle Decapitation
All That Remains: Victim Of The New Disease album review By Adam Rees US metalcore stalwarts All That Remains return with a heavier sound, and heavy hearts
The best music documentaries on Netflix US By Adam Rees From Metallica to Keith Richards: these are best music documentaries on Netflix US
The best music documentaries on Amazon Prime US By Adam Rees From Kurt Cobain to Tupac, thee are the best music docs available to watch on Amazon Prime US
The best music documentaries on Amazon Prime UK By Adam Rees From The Stooges to Boston hardcore: these are the best music documentaries you can watch on Amazon Prime UK
The best music documentaries on Netflix UK By Adam Rees From Metallica to Nirvana to Foo Fighters, there's a ton of must-see music documentaries on Netflix
Gama Bomb – Speed Between The Lines album review By Adam Rees Northern Irish thrashers Gama Bomb rustle up more killer riffs on Speed Between The Lines
Anaal Nathrakh – A New Kind Of Horror album review By Adam Rees Brummie hellblazers Anaal Nathrakh conjure anthems for doomed youth on A New Kind Of Horror
How Nita Strauss became a 21st century guitar hero By Adam Rees From playing with Alice Cooper to slaying WrestleMania, Nita Strauss has become one of the most talked-about guitar players of recent years
Metal Allegiance – Volume II: Power Drunk Majesty album review By Adam Rees Another meeting of minds from Metal Allegiance with Volume II: Power Drunk Majesty
Circles – The Last One album review By Adam Rees Artful Australians Circles attempt to bend tech metal into a new shape with The Last One
Arch Enemy: Alissa White-Gluz's Guide To Life By Adam Rees Arch Enemy frontwoman Alissa White-Gluz airs her thoughts on feminism, activism, music and religion
The Agony Scene – Tormentor album review By Adam Rees Returning metalcore bruisers The Agony Scene skip an evolutionary step with Tormentor
Between The Buried And Me – Automata II album review By Adam Rees Prog metal posterboys Between The Buried And Me kick convention into the long grass on Automata II
Burgerkill – Adamantine album review By Adam Rees Indonesia’s metal kings Burgerkill set out to build their empire with Adamantine
Thorium – Blasphemy Awakes album review By Adam Rees Blasphemy Awakes is a rare outing from Danish death metal merchants Thorium
At The Gates – To Drink From The Night Itself album review By Adam Rees Gothenburg’s prodigal pioneers At The Gates stay on a full charge
Oceans Of Slumber - The Banished Heart album review By Adam Rees Emotionally devastating, progressive doom from the Lone Star State
Desdemonia - Anguish album review By Adam Rees Big-sounding, Fredrik Nordström-infused melodeath from a tiny country
Amid The Barren And Lost - Shadow Self Psalms album review By Adam Rees Boston hardcore crew return with a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it third album
Amethyst - From The Fire album review By Adam Rees Groove-laden modern thrash get prepped by the pits
Black Label Society - Grimmest Hits album review By Adam Rees Zakk Wylde keeps his reinstated mentor in mind
Opeth/Enslaved at Academy, Bristol - live review By Adam Rees Not yet rated Progressive voyagers bring the riches – and the stitches
Mastodon/Red Fang/Russian Circles at Great Hall, Cardiff - live review By Adam Rees Not yet rated Atlanta’s rejuvenated riff lords run rampant in the Welsh valleys
Infected Dead - Archaic Malevolence album review By Adam Rees UK death metallers combine polish with potency
