Reviews

Great new solo album by Nazareth’s vocalist.

Excellent Swedish black metal on the debut album by Häxkapell.

Warfare serves up a full English metal-punk breakfast filled with raw energy and attitude on a new compilation which features plenty of deep cuts.

Lucifer drags us back to the graveyard for another sinister night of 70s hard rock dancing.

A proper career-spanning 4 LP compilation of some of Motörhead’s best songs.

Swedish symphonic extreme metal band Zornheym revisits the asylum and its twisted characters on its splendid new album.

Alcatrazz, now with the terrific Doogie White on vocals, delivers a smashing fifth studio album.

Henrik Nygren serves us another delicious melodic death metal Carchosa pizza from Malmö.

Ex-Judas Priest men KK Downing and Tim “Ripper” Owens carry on the Priest legacy with KK’s Priest.

Meat-and-potatoes thrash metal from Germany.

Very promising extreme metal from London. Cult Burial is heading deeper down the underground on its new EP.

Former Accept frontman David Reece is not stuck in the past on his great new album.

Udo Dirkschneider is still the same old Udo on the new U.D.O. album.