ALBUM REVIEW: Ministry’s “Live Necronomicon”

There’s a sense of urgency in these recordings that perfectly illustrate what made industrial music perverse and powerful in 1990.

ALBUM REVIEW: Warbeast’s “Enter the Arena”

You will instantly forget every other metal album you bought this year.

More than 40 minutes of horror-punk/metal that aims straight for the jugular.

When it’s all over, you just want to play it again.

Often lewd, gory, or otherwise wicked, Cancerslug isn’t for everyone. But, there’s no denying the brutal punch packed in each song.

Overall, the album sounds inspired. A simple quality that so many listeners want and so few artists possess.

As songs open with a burst of energy, just as quickly they shift tempo and head down another path.

Crowbar drags the listener through the Louisiana swamps they call home with all the compassion of a death row executioner.

Whores. have got the goods and are a rare “new” band we’re following here at the void report.

“Brotherhood of the Snake” is made up of fast, loud, and powerful songs that exemplify the vitality of thrash metal today.