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Urus
This was a fantastic album. It wasn’t just raw aggression, though there was plenty of that, it was their use of space, combined with ambient and melodic passages at times. Although it was only four tracks long, it will leave an indelible impression in your brain that you won’t soon forget.
Fugue Gnawed From the Scabbed God Cerebrum
Onchocerciasis Esophagogastroduodenoscopy
Y'know, I'm getting real tired of the constant juxtaposition of cutesy-wootsey anime girls and straight-up gore.
Hyper-Death
Aabode
I’ve got AABODE blasting to my speakers, and I have to tell you that even after many a listen I can’t make head nor tails of what these two individuals are trying to convey, or which messages they are trying to send.
At The Mercy Of The Merciless
Anti-Sapien
I will never be a massive Death Metal fan, plus I’ll always steer clear of anything Grindcore related, but somehow listening to ANTI-SAPIEN on this “At The Mercy Of The Merciless” has found a way to surpass my reservations and draw me in with ease.
Spirit
Distant
I have been listening to the new single “Spirit” and I have to say that I’m liking what I hear. Yes, this is undoubtedly Deathcore, but I have a feeling that there are a lot of fans of contemporary Death Metal that will be able to enjoy this just as much.
Trinity Of Suns
Lynx
LYNX is a quite comfortable band to listen to, with good musicians that know their stuff, and with Amy Zine they have a singer in their midst that might not be top of the bill, but does her job in a more than satisfactory manner. “Trinity Of Suns” is a decent, solid and very reliable album musically as well as vocally.
Unchurch
Unchurch
UNCHURCH is going for fast, furious and as brutal as they can. That doesn’t mean all is done at top speed. Nope, they operate just a tad underneath that. What they do try is cram as many notes as they can into every second they are playing, making the space to let the music breathe to be just about non-existent. This is a full-on barrage of a wall of noise that is trying to fall down on top of you and crush you in the process.
The Dark Triad
Visions of Terror
What I hear VISIONS OF TERROR play on “The Dark Triad” is a very nice combination of Melodeath and Modern Metal, with outbursts of Heavy Metal and Grindcore to boot. All of that is packed in short, direct and very intense songs that will have you at the edge of your seat. The advantage of such short songs is that they don’t get the chance to bore you, that you won’t find a note on their that isn’t needed.
Quisma
HeKz
This was a carefully constructed album that overstayed its welcome just a little. This long time Progressive Rock fan found it hard to digest at times. It wasn’t the band’s musicianship, or the passion they put into each song, it was just an overly-circuitous path, and the length caused some of the sound to meander. It’s worth checking out, and drawing your own conclusions, that’s for sure. For me, it could have used a bit of shaving down.
Absentia
Splendidula
SPLEDIDULA renders a surprising amount of depth and breadth, especially for a trio, with “Absentia.” So dark it’s bright.
Hævnen
Vansind
I continue to be impressed by the strength of the songwriting of VANSIND as well as their ability to reconcile the raw and the refined into a sheer sonic elegance. “Hævnen” is both visceral and graceful, a stunning sophomore effort by VANSIND.
Atlantic Ridge
Atlantic Ridge
This wasn’t a bad album per se, it just felt disjointed to me, and some of the songs ran together in terms of their sound. The drum programming you can just hear clearly, and it turned me off a bit. Credit the band for not following a tried and true blueprint for the genre, it was just a little off the mark for me.
Realm Of Ghouls
Ghoulhouse
“Realm Of Ghouls” offer traditional Swedish Death Metal with the chainsaw guitars, the typical mid-tempo rhythm, and a spine-chilling sound. The guitar riffing is devastating, while the growls are blood-freezing
Seraphim
Ophidian Memory
“Seraphim” is not mainstream, it is a journey with plenty of steps beyond the paths of melodic Death Metal. The album fuses various Death Metal subgenres including progressive elements
The Ebb and Flow of Galactic Tides
Lightlorn
This was an excellent album, and it’s all about the band’s sophisticated sense of balance. Balance between aggression and rage, and tempered melodies that blow in like a sudden breeze. It kept the contentious moments, which rose with might and power, at bay, while providing the listener a much needed shot of color at just the right time. You also can’t help but to marvel at how well the melodies are put together.
Rebirth in Despair
Atone
This was an excellent Doom album that seemed to come to life with each passing note. Emotions also doubled along the journey and ATONE was able to squeeze the songs for as much impact as possible. You will find rage, regret, hatred, and loneliness here, as well as an impending sense that your days are numbered.
I am the Earth
Conjurist
Do you like Gojira? Meshuggah? Alcest? Fallujah? Pallbearer? Converge? Mastodon? Acid Bath? Well, if you're like me, currently drooling over this all-star FFO lineup, get ready for Tennessee's own Conjurist, who believes he's right up our alley.
Burning Path
Burning Path
Burning Path is a duo who were formed out of tragedy.They are a continuation of […]
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New Mexican Doom Cult
Just to be clear, NEW MEXICAN DOOM CULT is neither from New Mexico nor are they Mexican. They are in fact based in Gävle, Sweden which would also make them, uhm, Swedish. On January 23, 2026, they released their second full-length album, Ziggurat, via Majestic Mountain Records. In early March, Gary Hernandez, writer/editor with Metal Temple, caught up with Nils Ahnland, vocalist and guitarist, to discuss everything from the band’s origins to ancient Egypt to some background details on several of the tracks.
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