Asking Alexandria’s Like A House On Fire: metalcore out, pop-rock in
Asking Alexandria smooth out the turbulence along with their sound on new album Like A House On Fire
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Paradise Lost’s Obsidian: doom majesty meets old school goth bangers
The UK’s masters of misery Paradise Lost channel their inner Sisters Of Mercy on new album Obsidian
Triptykon’s monumental Requiem is a live album like you’ve never heard before
Ex-Celtic Frost mastermind Thomas Gabriel Fischer’s grand vision comes to life on stellar live album Requiem
Occult black metallers Secrets Of The Moon embrace their inner goth on Black House
German occultists Secrets Of The Moon’s new album Black House is more Bauhaus than black metal
Naglfar’s Cerecloth: slumbering black metal giants awaken
Melodic black metal mythologists Naglfar return from eight-year Odin Sleep to wreak death and destruction on new album Cerecloth
Winterfylleth go full-force UKBM on new album The Reckoning Dawn
New album The Reckoning Dawn finds UK black metal standard-bearers Winterfylleth raising their flag high once more on
Havok have nailed 21st century thrash with new album V
Denver thrashers Havok’s new album V is where old school thrash speed meets new school thrash attitude
Vader’s Solitude In Madness: the fire burns stronger than ever
Polish death metal veterans Vader reconnect with their thrash roots on new album Solitude In Madness
Elephant Tree’s Habits album: the Smashing Pumpkins go doom
Melancholy British doom squad Elephant Tree present their most expansive album yet
Testament’s Titans Of Creation album is state-of-the-art Bay Area thrash
Old school attitude meets new school brutality on Testament’s new album Titans Of Creation
Katatonia have just made their best album in 20 years with City Burials
Swedish gloom-masters Katatonia hit cinematic gold on their 11th album
Trivium’s What The Dead Men Say: no cheese, just heavy f**king metal
Trivium’s hot streak continues with new album What The Dead Men Say
Oranssi Pazuzu’s Mestarin Kynsi is the ultimate black metal headtrip
Cosmic black metal shamans Oranssi Pazuzu unleash a psychedelic maelstrom on new album Mestarin Kynsi
The Black Dahlia Murder’s Verminous album is a bloodstained new high
Underground veterans The Black Dahlia Murder retain their place at extreme metal’s top table
Ratt's The Atlantic Years 1984-1990: should history have been kinder?
Ratt’s first five albums, finally retrieved from the cellar
Me and That Man's New Man, New Songs, Same Sh*t, Vol.1 is a fun celebration of friends, outlaws and Satan
Nergal's Me And That Man heads down Route 666 with a stellar new entourage in New Man, New Songs, Same Sh*t, Vol.1
Lucifer's third album is a retro romp that unites the band's light heart and dark soul
Occult-infused rockers Lucifer bring their twin poles into harmony with third album, Lucifer III
Myrkur goes back to her resonant roots with Folkesange
Myrkur's Folkesange is a captivating collection of largely new folk songs rendered with ethereal harmonies, wistful lyrics and the thrum and drone of primal instruments
Code Orange's Underneath is the greatest metal record in a generation - read our 10/10 review
Pittsburgh’s hardcore iconoclasts Code Orange throw down the gauntlet for a new decade with Underneath, earning a rare 10/10 in Metal Hammer
