BAD TASTE! LOUD RIFFS! TOO MUCH CUM!
The California kick-off for the North American tour saw the band perform two rare Judas Priest tracks for the first time.
Myrath
A drift into Oriental Metal where the intricate tapestry of texture is occasionally lost to its own ambition.
Godslave
Godslave strike a masterstroke with ‘Champions’, blending punishing thrash grit with unexpected melodic sophistication.
Steven Wilson reveals his ninth studio album, ditching digital perfection for organic textures and a hauntological British atmosphere.
Defences
Defences weave a dense tapestry of atmospheric metal where identity and turmoil collide in a somber, sonic arc.
Myrath
Myrath weaves a sprawling tapestry of oriental melodies and prog-metal weight, proving that their brand of exotic escapism remains potent.
Vulvodynia
A chaotic, over-produced cacophony that mistakes sheer velocity for technical proficiency.
Jim Root clarifies that the new single 'Arsenal' is not representative of the sound found on the band's next studio album.
Scene Queen
Scene Queen delivers a high-gloss, unapologetically provocative blast of bimbocore that manages to be both self-aware and genuinely heavy.
Firewind
A hollow exercise in power metal tropes that fails to ignite any real flame.
The 'Star Trek' legend is tapping into heavy metal's raw emotion for a new album featuring guest spots from Brian May and Rob Halford.
Green Lung
A masterclass in atmosphere, 'Necropolitan' weaves doom and occult textures into a haunting, cohesive tapestry of shadows.