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Cybergenesis
HyperioN
HYPERION isn’t the next band to take over the world, but they are a band that has the ability to please and entertain a lot of (mostly) old fashioned Metal fans with the music they have provided us with on “Cybergenesis”. And because they have been able to provide the record with a very clear, transparent, but above all contemporary sound, a lot of the young Metal afficionados might be quite willing to not only give this a go, but also their sign of approval.
Setting Fire To The Sky
Urne
On “Setting Fire To The Sky” URNE demonstrates that they are able to show different sides of themselves, whilst the sound and foundation available will convince you that you still are listening to the same band. What makes this an even listening experience is that all the songs bring a lot of quality to the turntable, making it very easy to like and/or admire this album.
Counting Seasons
Above Us The Waves
I like the sound that ABOVE US THE WAVES better than I do the tunes individually. I would even go so far as to say that if they were able to write outstanding sounds, they would be able to make a real go at musical stardom. Nevertheless, “Counting Seasons” is a very decent EP.
Alt Som Finnes
Bizarrekult
The album has a quality to it as if it was trying desperately to offer some hope, but with each turn, they sunk the dagger deeper into your heart. Either way you slice it, the level of emotional impact is high…almost devastating at times. You can feel each note in your stomach, like a rock that just keeps growing and there is no escape from the pain.
Dark Side of the Soul
The Mist
The newest album by Brazilian thrash metal band The Mist entitled The Dark Side of the Soul is a […]
Sorrow Feeds the Silence
Mourn the Light
Connecticut heavy metal band Mourn The Light has delivered a powerful new record entitled Sorrow Feeds the Silence. At […]
Der schwarzen Flamme Vermächtnis
Ernte
ERNTE gives us an altar full of second-wave Black Metal with “Der schwarzen Flamme Vermächtnis,” reminding us that the old traditions are sometimes the best, especially the dark ones.
Dreadful Waters
Coronatus
“Dreadful Waters” is as fresh and bracing as the depths it explores.
Lords of Hypocrisy (Reissue)
Pagan Altar
PAGAN ALTAR might not have conquered the world with this album, I do believe that, judging by what I am hearing on “Lords of Hypocrisy”, they did and do deserve a whole lot more credit than they have had throughout their career. And in that respect, you have to applaud Dying Victims Productions for pushing the boat out by airing this album for a second time.
Cheap Food
Teutonic Slaughter
TEUTONIC SLAUGHTER is able to translate their thoughts into bloody impressive songs that have that bit of an edge to them, you just can’t help but enjoy all 36 minutes that they are making a lot of noise.
The Glare
Spriggan Mist
According to the information sheet that comes with the music SPRIGGAN MIST is a band from Bracknell in the UK that plays Progressive Rock/Folk. If you then open the homepage of the band, you will see that they categorise themselves as a Pagan Folk Rock band. Well, let me put your mind at ease, they are both right.
Icon
Defaced
I really like what I hear, as this is not the kind of straight forward Death Metal that just goes without nuances. Nope, if anything DEFACED loves using different influences in their music.
River Of Music: The Power Of Duets - Vol. 1
Jim Peterik & World Stage
What JIM PETERIK has done right is couple the right singer to his person, making all the songs sound nice from start to finish. And as usual in these genres, the musicians all have that quality that makes sure that the instrumental side of things is above reproach, that it can’t be faulted.
Guilty As Sin (Reissue)
Brazen Abbot
One thing that you can be sure of with BRAZEN ABBOT is that the songs that you will listen to are not only very well put together, properly written with a good and solid structure, but also with some good bones. Most important of all, I believe that band leader Nikolo Kotzev has chosen wisely when he was deciding who was going to sing which song.
Perdition
Karu
“Perdition“ is a masterclass in terms of compositions and songwriting. The album is a dark, melancholic, but also crushing delivery with well balanced orchestral arrangements and hammering, never-ending blast-beat attacks
Repression Tank
Dead Head
“Repression Tank” is a gentle reminder for what DEAD HEAD stands for: pummeling Thrash Metal at blistering pace, anger, and aggression
High On Fire
Sainted Sinners
So this is the fifth album for Sainted Sinners which has taken over three years […]
When Night Falls
Wicked Smile
Wicked Smile are a Heavy Metal band from Melbourne Australia ,the bands mission is to […]
Behind The Eclipse
Course of Fate
With all the strong, positive sounds and compositions on the album, and there are many, it does come with one area I believe they could improve on. That is the pacing of the songs. Too many are on the mid-tempo or even slower side, and that does bog down the album a bit. Still, that aside, it was an excellent album that combines their strong musicianship with their rock-solid songwriting skills.
The Proximity Effect
The Last Sound Revelation
When you create instrumental music, you have to work harder because vocals and lyrics aren’t there to guide you as a listener. The album title refers to is a phenomenon where directional microphones significantly boost low-frequency (bass) sounds as they get closer to the sound source, making voices sound bigger or fuller, and that’s what you will find on the album.
Pictures
HamaSaari
In sum, I found the album was inviting, like a stranger offering you a soft bed to rest on and the comfort of an oversized blanket. Tentative at first, you shuffle in from the rain and relax with a hot drink, exchanging pleasantries with them until you drift off to a restful sleep.
Time Tripper
Time Tripper
A guilty pleasure, if you will.
Bastard Skull
Bastard Skull
BASTARD SKULL hails from New Jersey in the USA and have just released their debut album “Bastard Skull” at the beginning of 2025. They did that on their own accord. Now, at the end of that same year the label WormHoleDeath has picked them up and has decided that a rerelease through them is in order. And in order to add to the pleasure of the music the label decided that the addition of the EP “More Dread” that came after the album was more than justified.
Kali
Ptolemea
What I have hear with “Kali” is the second album of this Alternative Rock band, the debut being “Balanced Darkness” from 2023. I haven’t heard that one, but I have a feeling that is about to change, as to me what PTOLEMEA brings on “Kali” is nothing less than interesting, and at times even bloody good.
Carnival Puppeteers
Stargazery
I think there are enough people around to really appreciate what STARGAZERY plays in the 53 minutes that make “Carnival Puppeteers”. Oh, and look out for the two covers, from DIO and DEF LEPPARD. they are quite alright...
Human Eclipse
Urban Dream
What URBAN DREAM does is make it very hard for a promotor to do their job properly, as how do you market a band that intertwines Industrial Metal, Gothic Rock, Alternative and Pop-Rock influences into everything they do.
Transcendent Chaos
Spirit Of Rebellion
Say no more! I'm sat for "Transcendent Chaos."
Ode to the Dead
Fallstaff
Ode to the Dead, the newest album from brass metal pioneers from Montreal, Fallstaff, is interesting to say […]
Gloriae
Inhuman
The newest album from Portuguese metal band Inhuman, Gloriae,is very unique to say the least. With […]
Through High Holy Haze
St. Unholyness
Metal fans of all kinds can find something in this album to enjoy from Doom to Stoner to Groove to Black, Christina touches on it all.
Brahman
Breath
If slow jam Doom is your thing, then you’ll probably like this album.
Genesis
Clocktowers
The best part of the album was the bass guitar work. It was audible, thick, meaty, and animated, but it just wasn’t enough to make the effort memorable for me. It was a promising start for the duo, but next time, I want to hear more of their personality in their music.
Tro, håp og kjærlighet
Fanatisme
Fysisk Format is excited to announce the signing of FANATISME and the release of their […]
Power To The Past
Risen Atlantis
A solid power metal album... just, like, don't use AI for the artwork next time. Please?
Exitus Triumphalis
Svntarer
Some paths we don’t choose in life we find ourselves walking down, nonetheless. These frigid, black trails are representative of the bleaker side of life. Whether what you feel is anger, despair, or horror, these feelings are alive in you, and you can use them to motivate you through dark times, or succumb to the darkness. That is the takeaway I have from the album.
Der Torv Moeter Hav
Heimland
This wasn’t a bad album per se, and the meaty bass notes were one of its best features. Unfortunately, it just sounded too much like FWOBM inspired music for me, and it wasn’t diverse enough to really get off the ground.
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