Heave Blood & Die’s Post People is a genre-hopping headf**k, in the best possible way
Ex stoner rockers Heave Blood & Die head off on a kaleidoscopic new trip with latest album Post People
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The Ruins Of Beverast’s The Thule Grimoires: extreme metal maverick’s full-spectrum sonic assault
Alexander von Meilenwald – aka The Ruins Of Beverast – casts his net wide on new album The Thule Grimoires with stellar results
John Carpenter’s Lost Themes III: horror master unearths fresh synthwave chills for us
Halloween director and synthwave inspiration John Carpenter serves up immersive chills on new album Lost Themes III: Alive After Death
Korpiklaani’s Jylhä album: folk metal berzerkers put down the grog and get serious
Finnish lunatics Korpiklaani put the grog to one side for something more serious on new album Jylhä
Cult Of Luna’s The Raging River: post-metal catharsis and a surprise guest on heavyweight new EP
Cult Of Luna rope in grunge icon Mark Lanegan on album-sized EP The Raging River
Annisokay’s Aurora: metalcore hopefuls step up to the plate
German metalcore hopefuls Annisokay finally deliver on their promise with new album Aurora
Tribulation’s Where The Gloom Becomes Sound: gothic grandeur and dark litanies
Goth metal mavericks Tribulation put more swish into their capes with fifth album Where The Gloom Becomes Sound
Aspyhx’s Necroceros album: cult death metal overlords in world-eating form
Dutch veterans Asphyx serve up a tour de force of speed, sludge, riffs and sly humour with first album in five years
Therion’s Leviathan: prog-metal’s most OTT band dial back the ridiculousness
Operatic metallers Therion ditch the three-hour blowouts on new album Leviathan
Accept’s Too Mean To Die: steel-booted ferocity from Germany’s second greatest classic metal band
Ageless German warhorses Accept show the kids how metal should be done on new album Too Mean To Die
Wardruna bring the shamanic frequencies and otherworldly hymns on new album Kvitravn
Norse pagan-folk visionaries Wardruna reach soaring new heights on fifth album Kvitravn
Daniel Tompkins’ Ruins: prog metal shapeshifter wrings new wonder from his recent past
Tesseract frontman Daniel Tompkins reimagines his last solo album Castles as new record Ruins with brilliant results
Opium Warlords’ Nembutal: mind-bending transmissions from an alternative doom universe
One-man doom metal maverick Opium Warlords journeys further beyond the looking glass on new album Nembutal
Cadaver win the Most Pointless Comeback Of 2020 award with new album Edder & Bile
Veteran Swedish death machines Cadaver return with their first album in 14 years. They shouldn’t have bothered
Deafheaven’s 10 Years Gone: post black-metal delirium live in lockdown
Modern metal visionaries Deafheaven don't let a pandemic get in the way of anniversary celebrations on new album 10 Years Gone
Soilwork’s A Whisp Of The Atlantic: melodeath masters take an epic prog detour
Soilwork extend their winning streak on new album-length EP A Whisp Of The Atlantic
Deftones’ Black Stallion: a remix album within touching distance of White Pony
Alt-metal icons Deftones bring in the remixers on stellar White Pony update Black Stallion
Gama Bomb’s Sea Savage: unrepentant thrash with a side order of cheese
Madcap thrashers Gama Bomb are in hilariously juvenile form on seventh album Sea Savage
Rob Halford's autobiography Confess is the heavy metal book of 2020
Rob Halford's book Confess is packed with salacious revelations from the Midlands metal god
