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Clandestine Cuts are the best demos and EPs from the metal underground. This issue features music from Spectral Sorcery, Chaldea, Royal Graves, Doze, Torsion, and Mal Doror.

While Tarot might not be the most influential or popular band outside of Finland, it is much more than "that band Marko Hietala used to sing in before he got famous". As one of the longest-running metal acts out of Finland, I think it is high time for you all to get into Tarot.

Clandestine Cuts are the best demos and EPs from the metal underground. This issue features music from Unohdus, Gorgon’s Slave, Iron Buddha, BENT, Strapats, and Edelweiss.

Ah, Skyclad. Arguably the inventors of folk metal, and highly prolific during their first ten years of existence until the departure of vocalist and lyricist Martin Walkyier, there is a lot to say about this band, their music, their influence, and their lyrics, so let’s… get into Skyclad.

We regularly review full lengths, collaborations, sometimes even live albums. EPs and demos often get love in our Clandestine Cuts series. Heck, we even review a bunch of stuff that isn't metal. But when was the last time you saw a review of a split album? Exactly! We are here to make up for that!

We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves in the metal that we live and breathe, and most importantly, write about. But there's a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. Here's what we checked out this month.

On the eve of the band’s 25th anniversary, there has never been a better time to Get Into Cult Of Luna, so let’s explore the many albums in their illustrious career to date.

How many writers does it take to write about the Saturnus and Esoteric tour?

We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves in the metal that we live and breathe, and most importantly, write about. But there's a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. Here's what we checked out this month.

The greatest, the grandest, the grimmest of them all: none more black, none more sabbath. Black Sabbath's first, second, and third albums are all upwards of 50 years old now, with Volume 4's golden anniversary swiftly approaching, and yet here we are still speaking of them in hushed tones of…

Before most of the genre-defying 90s metal bands, there was a band called Tiamat. Emerge yourselves in romantic frenzy and psychedelic haze.

We regularly review full lengths, collaborations, sometimes even live albums. EPs and demos often get love in our Clandestine Cuts series. Heck, we even review a bunch of stuff that isn't metal. But when was the last time you saw a review of a split album? Exactly! We are here to make up for that!

Enter the court. Stay for a while. Stay forever.

We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves in the metal that we live and breathe, and most importantly, write about. But there's a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. Here's what we checked out this month.

Mogwai’s discography is a highly varied one, and in being among the first bands to play what is now called post-rock, their cinematic, dynamic music is not only generally a great listen, but an essential influence on the development of metal styles since then.

We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves in the metal that we live and breathe, and most importantly, write about. But there's a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. Here's what we checked out this month.

We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves in the metal that we live and breathe, and most importantly, write about. But there's a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. Here's what we checked out this month.