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How to Dismantle an Atomic Covers Album

Who knows what it is about California's Bay Area that graces its musicians with such a fecund environment, so let's just check one off in the "don't know, don't care" column and thank the stars, tides, and whatever else for that...

Published Mon, Jan 23 2012 11:41 AM by Danhammer Obstkrieg

Filed under: Metallica, Neurosis, Meshuggah, Megadeth, Pantera, Earth, Sepultura, Cormorant, Today is the Day, Alee Karim, The Atomic Bomb Audition
On The Horizon: A Look Ahead At 2012

With the last of 2011's year-end wrap-ups all but entirely behind us (and this time we mean it... or do we?), it's time to face the future, folks -- last year was a great year for metal, with some truly stellar releases, and this coming year is...

Published Wed, Jan 18 2012 1:00 PM by Metal Review

Filed under: Napalm Death, Neurosis, Converge, Meshuggah, High on Fire, Crescent Shield, Asphyx, Testament, Saint Vitus, Pale Divine, Brujeria, Psycroptic
Reverend's Bazaar - Eleven Months? That's Enough

Greetings, humans, and welcome to the final Bazaar of 2011. We're closing the doors early this year, as this bi-weekly shitshow will be preempted by our comprehensive-as-fuck Best of 2011 rollout in mid-December. In the meantime, I'm being shipped...

Published Tue, Nov 22 2011 8:45 AM by Rev

Filed under: Vader, Krallice, Meshuggah, Immolation, Anaal Nathrakh, Nevermore, Krisiun, Alcest, Arckanum, Cloudkicker, Lantlôs, Helrunar, Leviathan, Vektor, Taake, Cannabis Corpse, Azarath, Vore
The Most Essential Albums of the 1990s, Vol. 6

Still going, friends. There's no end in sight yet for this relentless onslaught of visceral volumes, and number six is a doozy. From the looks of those top three, you’d expect this to be the week that MetalReview goes all death metal, but it's...

Published Sun, Sep 4 2011 10:01 PM by Metal Review

Filed under: Obituary, Eyehategod, Meshuggah, Devin Townsend, Ulver, Motörhead, Pestilence, Root, Pentagram, Devin Townsend Project, Grave
Doug Moore's Top 20 of 2010

After the merciless torrent of brilliance that was 2009, it was easy to feel a little let down during 2010. Upon reflection, though, this year produced an amazingly broad range of distinctive, individualistic metal releases. We saw both the erosion of...

Published Sun, Dec 26 2010 6:37 PM by trezevant

Filed under: Meshuggah, Arsis, Kylesa, Fuck The Facts, Coffinworm, Jumalhämärä, Deathspell Omega, Misery Index, Starkweather, Harvey Milk, Unearthly Trance, Cleric
Juho Mikkonen's Top 20 of 2010

As one of the perks assigned for a non-reviewing member of the Metal Review staff team, I get to enjoy a lot of the freedom that most of my colleagues here are deprived of. Basically, when I bust out an album, I can exploit the whole gamut of music as...

Published Tue, Dec 21 2010 7:32 AM by Juho

Filed under: Katatonia, Withered, Darkthrone, Meshuggah, Enslaved, Agalloch, Opeth, Blut Aus Nord, Drudkh, Juho Mikkonen, Burzum, Anathema, Ikuinen Kaamos, Inquisition, Cloudkicker, Dawnbringer, Pink Floyd, Ufomammut, Jumalhämärä, Negură Bunget, Deathspell Omega, Nachtmystium, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Archgoat, Torture Pulse, Throes of Dawn, Twilight, 1349, Cemetery Urn, Metsatöll, Tool, Lantlôs, Nightbringer, Witchsorrow, Maveth, Grave Miasma
Metal Review Presents: The Metal As Art Tour

In partnership with (essentially) the entire Internet, Metal Review brings you the Metal As Art Tour . This series of intimate engagements will begin at the dawn of 2010, and features a powerful trio of upstart acts: Hypno5e , Revocation , and The Binary...

Published Fri, Nov 13 2009 10:58 AM by Rev

Filed under: Meshuggah, Hypno5e, Between the Buried and Me, The Faceless, The Binary Code, Revocation
The 100 Most Essential Albums of the Decade: Vol. 4

No, this isn't a collection the decade's ugliest album covers; this is yet another cross-section of the most elite heavy metal the past ten years has seen. Equal parts beatdown, sophistication, throwback, and progress, Volume 4 is an absolutely...

Published Fri, Oct 2 2009 1:55 PM by Rev

Filed under: Reverend Bizarre, Exodus, Dying Fetus, Green Carnation, Ulcerate, Meshuggah, I