Connie Gordon

Strange bedfellows do expectedly strange things

The return of black metal’s non-black metal protagonists

Electro art rock collective take a wrecking ball to the rational

Washington State natives grind it out on their debut

Never mind the length, feel the breadth of Arcata’s USBM crew Ash Borer. Read our album review here...

Tasmanian black metal duo Ruins revel in the melodic pocket with new album

RATM bassist rages against expectations with Wakrat album, reviewed here...

Belgian bruisers Oathbreaker take shaky steps towards adventurousness with new album

Knife Hits are flying the early screamo flag, hoisted up in a tempest, with new album

Going back to basics and winning, with the new album from Trap Them

Cleveland veterans Ringworm thrashing like a runaway bulldozer with new album

North Carolina’s avant voyagers Horseback take a sharp turn to the left with new album

San Francisco’s subversive rockers Faith No More return to their odd origins

Phil Anselmo comes back in black with new Scour album. Check out our review here...

Frenetic NY noisemakers Meek Is Murder tune back into millennial mayhem with new album

New York progsters Family raise the bar with second album

Former Breach members turn their hands to horror with new album as Terra Tenebrosa

Greek punks Sarabante take aim at the crooked pillars of society

NY newcomers Primitive Weapons' take on their hometown sound

Oakland’s dystopian post-punks Alaric step into the blight with new album

Third time’s the charm for the Norse warriors

Portland’s soul-polluters take a pop at pop

Teutonic sludge terrors hit the big time

Brutal Madrid technicians go into overload mode

Washington DC noisemakers refuse to go by the numbers