Accept is another example of those old metal bands whose style and sound, which brought them success, would not allow them to have the same impact today. Accept‘s direct and aggressive metal ...

I think their brand of aggressive melodic death metal is a harbinger of a new wave, one that’s been helped along by other bands like Upon Stone, Aduanten, Darkness Everywhere, Majesties ...

The band take influence from death metal, harsh ’90s metalcore and industrial ... At times, they feel like a truck ramming into your head with their aggression. However, they manage to slip ...

The end result is a modern twist on 00s aggression ... formerly played in beloved cult bands Toska, Black Peaks and Palm Reader – write anthemic metal songs with an intellectual twist.

Over the last 40 years, countless progressive metal bands have emerged that – in ... of ‘70s prog rock with the unapologetic aggression of multiple metal styles. The genre has gotten ...

By Alex Marshall Gojira, a leading French heavy metal band, became the first hard rock ... in guttural growls and aggressive riffs, that the rainforest was “burning to the ground.” ...

What exactly is "heavy metal?" Pose the question to 100 ... Forging a Future Self (2006). The band's sound is decidedly aggressive, with heavy shreds and soaring guitar duels punctuating their ...

The band continues the trend of Gorguts-inspired metal that seems to be emerging ... and “balancing modern intricacy and old-school aggression.” Pick up the latest LP here.

Iranian metalcore band Out of Nowhere recently rocketed onto many metal listeners' radar with the aggressive "Blind Crow," the music video for which they have now proudly shared with the world.