On the warpath once again, Warbringer are back to lay claim and conquer the metal scene; pledge allegiance or resist in vain. Weapons Of Tomorrow sees the band upping the sonic firepower they have at their disposal. Their 6th effort sees the band take another leap forward on their path out of the middle tier of thrash into the upper echelons that they have long threatened to join.
Review by omne metallum ››

Warbringer, one of the most prominent representatives of the last decade's thrash resurgence, is back with a new album, four long years after the more experimental and definitely underrated IV: Empires Collapse. The band's latest output, Woe To The Vanquished, doesn't sound much like its predecessor, being more straightforward and risk-free.
Review by nikarg ››

Warbringer's last album, Worlds Torn Asunder, was proof that they can still do their warbringing, even when faced with a slightly limp mix-job. IV isn't quite like that. They're still doing their no nonsense, to-the-point shit from at the...
Review by wormdrink414 ››