Retro-Reviews

What happened to Ministry’s lyrics?

Transcendence into the Peripheral by diSEMBOWELMENT is a strange album and kind of a challenge to review.

Believer’s 1993 album Dimensions is one of those albums I took a chance on due to the glowing reviews from Borivoj Krgin.

Tourniquet’s 2003 album Where Moth and Rust Destroy is definitely a metal album.

Witchfinder General’s 1983 album Friends of Hell is for those who just couldn’t get enough of Black Sabbath’s sound from the early to mid…

Man, if there’s one artist I’d call a master of electronic music, it would be Bryan Erickson, the one-man band otherwise known as Velvet…

Mick Harris was a busy guy in the early 90s. Not only did he perform one last album with Napalm Death, but he also went on to found a new…

“Sixty-nine, 69, 69”

Back in 1998, Morbid Angel apparently decided they were going to take a break from Satanic lyrics and indulge themselves in the Mythos.

Tad was one of those Seattle groups that got signed to a major label when grunge zeitgeist was going on.

James Murphy in the early 1990s was one of death metal’s hottest commodities. He was held in high esteem by fans of the genre for his…

Paw was one of those bands that should have broke through to the mainstream but never did.