progressive death metal

Back in 2013 I was quite excited (to put it mildly) to hear of a new project being put together by Dan “The Man” Swanӧ.

It gets me every time; I love anchovies and I love peanut butter but only a proper madman would enjoy them both together - and such is my issue with prog/melodic death.

Swedish progressive metal heroes Opeth are set to return to Australia in 2015 in support of their 11th album Pale Communion.

These San Francisco Bay Area natives caused quite a stir amongst the music world with the release of their latest album, The Flesh Prevails.

Execration are part of a crop of contemporary Norwegian death metal bands that are capturing international attention and stepping out of the enormous shadow cast by the notorious N

By and large, death metal can be a regressive kind of music.

October Tide is really in the forefront of the pack of Swedish doomish melancholic bands in the vein of Opeth and this time around they give us some complexity and

This is not a soundtrack for sexy-yoga Sting fans - rather you should probably get yourself a tank of oxygen and set aside a good few hours if you wish to penetrate this piece of N

First up, for those who are wondering about the bands name, in a nutshell, it is a scientific theory that if someone were to travel at a great speed, time for them would slow down, compared to to s

Ben - what was the best album you bought this year?