Poland has given us some of the finest death metal bands over the years. Something about that region breeds anger and intensity, but how does Shodan match up to their forebears on their latest release? […]
Last week, KATATONIA released their highly anticipated album City Burials, which stands as new triumph of deep, progressive rock. It has come to be a rejuvenating, stirring and profound chapter in the band’s legacy – a catalyst for the burdens of its creators, a collection of moments constructed out of the fragments of an evolving life. […]
A black metal album that’s actually comforting to listen to? I never thought I would hear such a thing but Ande have produced such an album. Black metal, in general, creates three moods for me; either I want to go get lost in the woods for a few hours, I want to scream about Satan for a while or it makes me want to soak in my own nihilism. Ande have given us a record that makes me want to curl up in front of a fire with a blanket and a cup of tea to listen to it. I think it’s a really unique record in the regard. It’s been refreshing listen to this album while getting ready to review it. […]
As much as I hate to admit it, Stare Into Death And Be Still is the first Ulcerate record I’ve listened to in full. I always avoided Ulcerate perhaps because of their popularity within the death metal community. Things become popular for a reason, though, and Ulcerate is a prime example of this. […]
Highly-acclaimed progmetal act REDEMPTION got a lot of well-deserved attention for their recent album “Long Night’s Journey Into Day” (2018). It is the first album to feature Tom S. Englund on vocals (charismatic frontman of Swedish dark melodic metal band Evergrey). Led by guitarist Nick van Dyk, the band has established a strong name for itself through its musicianship and live performances since the release of their same-named debut album in 2003. […]
(0) is a mystery… It’s not just the band’s name and the line-up, presented only by the initials, but also their style, which does not shy away from experiments. The band (pronounced “Parentes0parentes”) offers a hallucinating Progressive Black Metal to the listener. […]
Ploughshare are a unique force in the Australian underground by forming abrasive music ideas into music that is surprisingly palatable and addictive. I became familiar with them when I got In Offal, Salvation (2018) on cassette which is still one of my all time favorites now. Since then they’ve released Tellurian Insurgency, an EP that was well circulated in the wider metal community online even entering some end of year lists for 2019. […]
Maelstrom is the 4th full length album from French technical death metal band Exocrine. This is their second record on Unique Leader Records and it’s set for release on June 26th. This band mixes so much stuff into their sound, it’s crazy. […]
Mass is still at the helm of Microdoses and he’s already mixing it up. This week we take a break from extreme metal and delve into a world of more radio friendly rock and post rock. Some people listen to stuff other than metal, that’s probably a good idea. What are some of your favorite non metal albums coming out lately? (There’s a comment section). […]
Wanna become part of the track “Serpent’s Choir” on PULCHRA MORTE’s sophomore release? Here’s your chance to join in on the gang vocals. Everyone that participates will receive a free download of the album. […]
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