Metal Hammer Reviews

Greg Puciato’s synth-driven venture The Black Queen enters a dystopian realm with Infinite Games

Brummie hellblazers Anaal Nathrakh conjure anthems for doomed youth on A New Kind Of Horror

Canada’s prog metal kings Voivod take a tumultuous trip on The Wake

Iconic axeslinger Slash makes a bid for the history books with Living The Dream

Belgium’s beloved gorehounds Aborted get their fingers dirty once more with TerrorVision

Former Isis frontman takes his avant metallers into pastures new

Irish icons Therapy? wring a diamond from our current grim reality with Cleave

Long-running dark progressive denizens Madder Mortem find a higher gear with Marrow

Emma Ruth Rundle returns in haunting fashion with On Dark Horses

Former Kyuss drummer Brant Bjork turns back the clock with Mankind Woman

Glen Benton’s back and he still hates Jesus

Primal raging Norse marauders Attan set the hardcore template ablaze with End Of

Hard-rocking heroes Alter Bridge suffer symphonicus interruptus with Live At The Royal Albert Hall

Nordic deviants Arabrot flesh out their lurid vision on Who Do You Love

Maryland’s rock mainstays Clutch take the scenic route to greatness with Book Of Bad Decisions

Brazil’s longest-serving death metal band Krisiun still mean business with Scourge Of The Enthroned

Another meeting of minds from Metal Allegiance with Volume II: Power Drunk Majesty

Finland’s inebriated folk metallers Korpiklaani take a turn for the morose with Kulkija

Trouble frontman returns with his all-star doom crew The Skull for The Endless Road Turns Dark