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Polar Veil
Hexvessel
“Polar Veil” is a high achievement for a truly unique band and I recommend that anyone who is even the least bit intrigued by the merging of folk music, doom metal, and black metal. I don’t know of any other band that sounds quite like HEXVESSEL.
Make Them Beg For Death
Dying Fetus
It’s not ridiculously technical or experimental. It just has all of the elements of a superb death metal album. No frills, no excessive wankery, just powerful music that hits like a bullet to the head.
Panpsychism
Acausal Intrusion
While I enjoyed listening to “Panpsychism,” I felt like it would have worked better as possibly a pair of EPs or a thirty-minute album. It’s easier to appreciate than it is to endure. The chops that these two musicians have are undeniable and they succeeded in making one of the most challenging albums of the year.
The Flesh of a New God
Bekor Qilish
There’s just so much to process. It is quite rewarding, especially upon repeated listens. This album is metal nerd music for metal nerds and I suggest listeners eliminate distractions for forty-one minutes and dive in headfirst.
Demonic Heart
PatriarcH
My advice to all the lovers of Thrash Metal mixed with Power Metal, step outside the Bay Area and Teutonic regions, and enter the Lowlands. You will find a lot of gems there, and this PATRIARCH album “Demonic Heart” is just one of those.
Tangram Apocalypse
Strike Master
“Tangram Apocalypse” is a mixture of traditional and technical Thrash Metal. It is a great album for Thrash Metal fans
Hierophant
Sangdragon
“Hierophant” is an album for symphonic Death Metal fans that are not afraid to cross genre boundaries. If you love the album, “Hierophant” will not let you go
Battlelines
Vega
An ample form into Hard Rock with bits of Glam Metal, AOR, Heavy Metal and others can be found if you dig deep into this band's music.
Eternal Sorcery
One of Nine
A fine new name into Old School Melodic Black Metal from USA!
Repugnant
NecroticGoreBeast
A 'more-of-the-same' form of music of a band with a huge potential...
F.U.B.A.R.
Hell In The Club
Can Heavy Metal, Glam Metal and Hard Rock be fused into a form of music? The answer lies in this album!
The Soil Throne
Malediction
...the EP is one big throbbing pulsation of earworm melodies, gritty, aggressive gutturals, and centred on an abundance of technical proficiency and stifling atmospherics
Parhelion
Death Shroud
Call it Black Metal, Black/Thrash Metal or any ther label you can choose, but take the best part: to hear and enjoy this release!
EndEx
3Teeth
Without reinventing Modern Metal tendencies, this quintet offers a fine piece of music to the fans!
Sadistic Missionaries
Spawn of Evil
Review of Spawn of Evil's third album "Sadistic Missionaries"
Hellframes
Game Over
“Hellframes” will have its shares of fans who like melodic Thrash Metal
The Gates Beyond Mortality
Eternal Evil
“The Gates Beyond Mortality” has its moments and Thrash Metal fans will like what they hear from ETERNAL EVIL
XI
Elegy Of Madness
“XI” is a mixture of heavy guitars, bombastic orchestral arrangements, and it is one of the best symphonic Metal albums in 2023
The Path of Decoherence
Advocacy
The band brings every cooking utensil to the table that they can get their hands on, but each one pulls the sounds further apart. Cohesion is what is lacking for me, but not the band’s musicianship. Still, they bring a sound that I haven’t heard before, and they are one turn away from putting the pieces together.
Helfro – Tálgröf
Helfro – Tálgröf
This was a very well put together slab of Black Metal that is steeped in the traditions of the genre, but also rings with a modern flair. I have mentioned the musicianship a few times, and it is strong. The production could be better, but this is an album for purists as well as those who like to experiment a little.
Code Red
Primal Fear
PRIMAL FEAR are still on top of their game and “Code Red” is one of the Heavy Metal highlights of the year so far
Tempest
Glacier Eater
“Tempest” is a melodic Thrash Metal album with some doomy twists, driven by the guitars and a crushing bass
Century Tales
Mistyfica
MISTYFICA blend powerful guitar riffing with string-driven orchestrations which contributes to a heavy and bombastic symphonic Metal sound
Goliath
Kataklysm
"Goliath” is one of the best Death Metal albums of this year and belongs to the collection of every Death Metal fan
The Age Of The Offended
Cadaver
“The Age Of The Offended” is for Death Metal fans, who love Black and Thrash Metal twists
A Dark Euphony
Blackbriar
"A Dark Euphony” is for fans of melodic Metal with orchestral arrangements
Rotten Trajectory
Deathblow
“Rotten Trajectory” is crushing and devastating; it has pace, aggression, cool riffs and lead guitars
Life, Liberty, Death
Crazy Mad Ride
Thrash Metal fans who are ready to cross genres will surely dig the debut of CRAZY MAD RIDE
Pray For Armageddon
Blessed Curse
“Pray For Armageddon” is a traditional Thrash Metal album and for fans who love mid-tempo Thrash
Animae Haeretica
Apostolica
“Animae Haeretica” is an epic and anthemic Power Metal album with a clear conceptual and melodic framework
The Children Of The Snake
Contorsion
Aggression, pace, tight riffing, and cool melodies: “The Children Of The Snake” offers something for every Thrash Metal fan
Unending Ascending
Gong
On one level, I can’t decide if the Stoner vibes are real or not, but therein lies the album’s secret. It’s a very personal listening experience where the band let’s you into their existence a little. Some of the songs had an odd vibe for me, but overall, it was good.
Aawks – Luna
Aawks – Luna
Purple smoke is indeed a pretty good description of the band. The smoke part comes from their use of herb, while purple hues often represent magic, extravagance, peace, pride, independence, and wealth. I can literally picture the band in extravagant robes, pipe in tow, emerging from a den of iniquity. This album has an old school flair with a modern touch.
Almost Human
Wormhole
The songs are very short, because they are jam packed with material so dense, they would seem unbreakable. The gutturals are deep, their Death Metal sound is rich, and they toy with meter changes like a genius assigned a menial task.
Outside the Spiral
Till The Dirt
I can see why the band are signed to the biggest label in the Metal industry, because they clearly have talent, and they have found a unique style to land on, which is more than half the battle these days. But, the odd combination of sounds did not work well for me. It felt disjointed, and non-committal to me.
Dominus Meus
Kalmo
I found the album to be a spiraling trip to the dark corners of your mind, where cobwebs grow, and areas that you haven’t visited in some time but keep locked away. In these dark corners, you can hear footsteps approaching, but they never reach their destination. The album has potential, if the artist can season the songs with a little more flavor.
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