5 Albums Made Infinitely Better By Tim “Ripper” Owens’ Presence Alone!
We’re big fans of Tim “Ripper” Owens here at Worship Metal, and we find it odd that his work with certain bands (ahem) still seems to be on the receiving [...]
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15 Of The Most Underrated Albums Of 90’s Thrash!
Thrash….there’s a lot of it out there! And, it’s very easy to overlook the lost classics amongst the onslaught of The Big 4 etc. So, following on from our [...]
15 Of The Most Underrated Albums Of 80’s Thrash!
Thrash….there’s a lot of it out there! And, it’s very easy to overlook the lost classics amongst the onslaught of The Big 4 etc. So, Worship Metal has [...]
Nu Metal’s 10 Most Underrated Albums!
Nu metal appears to be on the receiving end of some long overdue love over recent years with new (nu) groups such as Keychain, Riksha, Varials, Backwordz, DVSR, Darke [...]
Unleashed From The Vaults – Fifth Angel – Fifth Angel
Fifth Angel were the 80’s American power/heavy metal band who had it all yet sadly remained virtually unnoticed by the majority of metal fans. Neither hair metal nor [...]
Unleashed From The Vaults: Minotaur – Power Of Darkness
No disrespect to Kreator, Destruction, Sodom and Tankard but German thrash has so much more to offer than just Pleasure To Kill, Eternal Devastation, Agent Orange and [...]
Celebrating 30 Years Of Slayer’s South Of Heaven!
Given that Slayer are due to depart our world – leaving a thrash hole that’s currently too big to even fathom – we’d be remiss to forget that South Of Heaven turns 30 [...]
The 10 Greatest Old-School Death Metal Debuts!
With Deicide‘s classic self-titled debut just turning 28(!) years old – and Entombed‘s Left Hand Path recently celebrating the same milestone – [...]
Interview: Orange Goblin’s Martyn Millard Ranks His Own Albums + More!
Prior to the release of their fantastic new album, The Wolf Bites Back, Worship Metal caught up with amiable Orange Goblin bassist Martyn Millard and quizzed the man on [...]
6 Under-Appreciated Classics Of UK Death Metal
As a general rule, the UK’s contribution to death metal is routinely glossed over in favour of the output of our American cousins (who’s contribution, to be fair, was [...]