Wyatt E., Zamāru ultu qereb ziqquratu, Pt. 1
80/100: the Belgians' ritual doom summons ancient Mesopotamia in sonic trance.
80/100: the Belgians' ritual doom summons ancient Mesopotamia in sonic trance.
Life on the James reconnects with pure, hard hardcore.
80/100: the rising Britons blend atmospheric post-hardcore and metalcore intensity.
Darker Still fully embraces Parkway Drive's epic ambitions.
Unbreakable catches Down To Nothing at its best.
83/100: the electronicore pioneers deliver an acclaimed return.
Reverence extends Parkway Drive's big-format turn.
The Most drives the point home with conviction.
Surge Of Fury unleashes a massive, no-detour hardcore.
Destroy closes the loop with conviction.
80/100: the American progressive-metalcore act hold their high technical level.
The great return: reunited with Terry Date, a taut and masterful record.
Ire reinvents Parkway Drive and divides as much as it seduces.
Down To Nothing lays the groundwork for a tireless old-school hardcore.
Rush of Hope closes the True Colors journey on a sincere note.
No Time to Waste gets straight to the essential.
81/100: the English trio confirm their mathcore, as technical as it is emotional.
The divisive record: bold, unleashed, more fragile than its neighbours.
Grief writ large: a dark, sprawling double album, a testament to loss.
With Atlas, Parkway Drive aims higher and wider.
See How You Are closes The Warriors' chapter.
Never Give Up, the motto turned into a record.
81/100: the heaviest deathcore veterans keep digging their nihilistic furrow.
The perfect balance: heaviness and grace reconciled, a near-masterpiece.
The return of the concept: cancer and the desert, a grave and masterful record.
Deep Blue widens the horizon without betraying the formula.
Genuine Sense of Outrage brings The Warriors to their peak.
True Colors opens its journey with a positive hardcore.
83/100: the Americans confirm their place in the elite of melodic, violent metalcore.
The rebirth: after tragedy, a luminous and vital record.
The solar record: Mastodon embrace the big chorus, with craft but less risk.
Horizons lifts Parkway Drive to metalcore benchmark status.
Beyond the Noise tightens The Warriors' writing.
XVI brings Angel Crew back without betraying its roots.
79/100: the English "caveman battle doom" crew flatten everything in their path.