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I Skovens Rige
Trold
This Danish band shows a very good form of extreme Folk Metal with traditional ways of Folk Metal. Hear it!
Eternal
Tundra
A Metalcore act that mixes influences of New Metal and other modern tendencies.
Tyran’s Oath
Tyran
A fine traditional Heavy Metal act that has a great potential to be turned into music.
March of the Eternal Heretic
Sidewinder
WOW, what a great mix between Hardcore, Crossover and Thrash Metal is heard here!
Do or Die
Mean Mistreater
Wow, what a great and fine Heavy Metal release!
Dying Breed
Hell Comes Home
A fine new path for Metalcore acts can be starting on this EP.
Genocidal Upheaval of Subservient Abrahamic Law
Genocidal Rites
The empty throne of Old School Black Metal found its pretender...
For Those Afraid to Die
Ephemera
A surprising mix between Melodic Hardcore/Post-Hardcore and Metalcore can be found here. Taste it!
Bile of the Gods
Deadspawn
A fine mix between Death Metal and Blackened Death Metal is heard here.
Caballero
Caballero
A very good Heavy Metal release from this Finnish act.
In the Temple of Tyrant
Behölder
Mixing Doom Metal with Epic Metal and US Metal influences, this quintet sounds really great!
Here Be Dragons
Avantasia
And Tobias sets sails again with a very good AVANTANSIA's release.
Resist
Admire the Grim
This was a promising debut album from the quintet from Finland. They prove that they have the chops and the songwriting skills to be a major player in the genre. For their next outing, I would just encourage them to explore more of the melodic side of their sound and take more chances in the area of experimentation. This would really put some miles between them and their peers.
Nourishing the Disaster to Come
Berlial
The album exists in the space where anger, sadness, and longing don’t just coexist, but feed into one another, creating a storm of sound that is both deeply cathartic and painfully fragile. This is an album that doesn’t simply express emotions—it struggles with them, wrestles with them, lets them collide and merge in unpredictable ways. It leaves the listener standing in the wreckage, with the understanding that some wounds never fully heal, some desires are never fulfilled, and some emotions will always rage inside us, tangled together in ways we may never fully understand.
Canonisation of the Foul Spirit
Hell Militia
This wasn’t a bad album by any stretch of the imagination, it’s just that too many of the songs sounded the same. This is often a rookie mistake, or the mark of a band who know how they want to sound. I believe it is the latter, but for their next release, I would push them into a little more experimentation and/or diversity.
Mutiny
Raging Fate
Metal mutiny.
The Dormant Darkness
Buried Realm
this album is a nuclear ball of energy just waiting for someone to pick it up so that it can blast them into dust. It’s as if they doused the entire room in accelerant, lit the fuse, and watched the fire ignite. With the load of talent he has as well as his guests, you can hear how well it all works.
Twilight of the Mortals
Carcolh
From their EPK, “Hailing from Bordeaux/Herbignac, France, CARCOLH emerged in 2016, birthed from the ashes […]
I. Ancestral
Kazea
This was a fascinating album whose sound mirrored the album cover, and I would love to hear more from the band. The cover shows a person with rags covering his face, and sticks for hair, and I think we can all relate to this image at times. The music was expertly blended without genre labels to reflect this image and these feelings.
This Consequence
Killswitch Engage
Being one of the first bands to venture into this genre, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE has been able to invent themselves as they wanted, resulting in them making their own brand of Metalcore since 1999. These guys from Westfield in Massachusetts, USA are easily identifiable when they start playing their music. The mix of Metalcore with Thrash Metal is very distinguishable.
No Sins To Confess
Löanshark
LÖANSHARK was founded as a power trio in 2017, in the heart of Barcelona, Spain. They have tried to get on the album ladder since then. In the meantime, they did release an EP in 2018 (“The Warning Sessions”) and a compilation in 20231 (“The Gangland Tapes”). And now, on Valentines Day 2025, they have released their debut album “No Sins To Confess” through the RPM-Roar label.
Timeless Reverie
Serenity In Murder
“Timeless Reverie” is a multi-faceted album with many different layers. It is mainly a symphonic and melodic Death Metal album, where the guitars and the orchestral arrangements drive a characteristic and unique sound, all kept very well together by an excellent vocalist, who gives the album a different dimension
Locust Cathedral
Icon Of Evil
The sophomore album of ICON OF EVIL is a good traditional Death Metal album. “Locust Cathedral” has aggression, chilling melodies, great guitar riffs, hammering drums, and brutal vocals
Kept
Rioghan
The album effortlessly blends countless elements into a seamless, emotional experience. It thrives on contrast, where aggression and serenity, despair and hope, melody and dissonance all coexist without ever feeling forced. Few records manage to capture such an immense range of sonic textures and emotional landscapes without losing their cohesion, but this does so with effortless grace. It is a carefully crafted, beautifully chaotic masterpiece that demands to be felt as much as it is heard.
The Mother of Death
Necronomicon Ex Mortis
NECRONOMICON EX MORTIS’ (what a cool name) “The Mother of Death” is a standout in […]
Undying Spectral Resonance
Mammoth Grinder
MAMMOTH GRINDER’s "Undying Spectral Resonance" is not here to mess around; it’s a game-changer in […]
Balefire
Balefire
A new band, coming with a bang. From the deepest confines of hell, seems to […]
Grotesque Mutations
Public Grave
PUBLIC GRAVE’s “Grotesque Mutations” is a punchy, no-holds-barred assault on the senses, offering up a […]
2nd Sound
Kaiser
Stoner Metal dream.
Troubled Mind
Derev
The best part of the album is the band’s ability to carry strong emotions into their music. Many of the songs are not complicated, but they are loaded with feelings. I’m not sure I have heard a Progressive album that is this unpretentious and this emotional at the same time.
Pearl Hunting
Belle Morte
“Pearl Hunting” is eleven tracks of well-balanced Symph—sometimes haunting, sometimes visceral—which will make you feel classy, the way that Symph always does, and inherently evil, the way true metal should.
Extinction
Plague of Stars
WormHoleDeath has a knack for finding unsigned exceptional talent skulking around in the metalsphere and PLAGUE OF STARS is another one of them. “Extinction” is an excellent find for extreme metal fans who have a liking for dark Symph.
We Lost Our Hope Along The Way
Autumn’s Dawn
This album is an odyssey through the quiet ache of nostalgia and the fragile persistence of hope. It lingers in the tension, in the muted silver hues of memory, where light struggles to break through but never fully surrenders to the dark. It’s an album for those who have stood at the crossroads of hope and despair and found themselves unwilling to choose a direction. It is for those who understand that some stories do not end with triumph or tragedy, but simply continue, wavering in the twilight.
Banished Into Endless Chaos
Indian Nightmare
Trash From The Indians
Electrified
The Big Deal
The Big Deal released their first album “The First Bite” in 2022.The band from Serbia […]
Wide Open Sky
Landfall
Landfall from Curitiba Brazil were formed by childhood friends Felipe Souzza and Marcelo Gelbcke who […]
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