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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 […]
The Unending
Hanging Garden
This album is a breathtaking meditation on the beauty of sadness, where every note, every melody, and every whispered lyric feels like a fragile bloom growing from the cracks of despair. It is an album about the way sadness colors every beautiful thing in life, making it all the more precious. It is not just an expression of sorrow—it is a tribute to everything that makes it worth feeling.
Lyksalver
Shagor
By the time the final notes fade, the album does not leave the listener in despair—it leaves them hardened, standing in the wreckage of the storm, still breathing, still unbowed. This is not an album of submission but of struggle. It is proof that within agony, within rage, within absolute torture, there is still the power to choose—either to be broken or to rise.
Haragma II
Exterior Palnet
This music was maddening, and the longer you listen to it, the more it entangles you into its vast web. The highly sophisticated web was designed by a spider that is as cunning as she is astute. Once you are entangled, there is no escape, and the tortuous music plays until your last breath.
Game of Faces
Dynazty
Like DRAGONFORCE, the band has a shit ton of talent. Unlike them however, they don’t push their musicianship as much as their songwriting. They are a well-oiled machine that fires on all cylinders in every song, and they never hold anything back. This was an outstanding album from a band that refuses to sit back and coast through their new release.
Vol. II
Aske
And the Brazilian Death/Black killers are back with a great release!
Outer Space Outtakes
The OddEven
A very good release of Alternative Metal. Listen!
Requiescit in Pace Frater Noster
The Cross
Another battlering ram from Brazilian Harbingers of Doom Metal.
Suffering with a Smile
Rohan
A good first coming from this Death Metal band.
Black Plasma Armour
Membaris
The dark essence of Black metal can be clearly heard on the work of this German quartet.
Second Dawn
King Zog
A might Old School Doom Metal blow is given by these Australians!
Set It Free
Enbound
Wow, some new ideas for Power Metal can be heard on this album.
Legions
Dragonknight
In an eroded genre as Power Metal, bands as this quintet deserves appaluses for its efforts.
Samnite Black Metal
Sakahiter
Overall, this was an enjoyable experience. The aggressiveness of the album is its best feature, as well as the harrowing vocals. Combined with machine gun drumming and thick bass notes, it made for a memorable album.
Maledictum
Scitalis
Overall, this was an uncommon album for the genre mostly due to the way the vocals were delivered. One thing is for sure, I would not want to be alive during these infamous witch hunts, because I am sure it didn’t end well.
Damnatio Aeterna
Deathless Legacy
This album was very well put together, from the story to the music. They have an amazing vocalist, a catchy sense of songwriting, and a flair for drama that is not overdone.
In the End, Was it Worth it?
Scare
Take a look at the album cover if you want clues as to the type of music that’s inside. Hues of gray and black suggest depression, and doom, and the black figure with a mask suggests death. The way he holds up his robe, he is beckoning you somewhere. I get the shitty reality of modern life in this music, but not so much the hopeful optimism. It was an enjoyable listen for me.
In Darkness We Remain
Destroyers of All
This was an excellent album. The band keep true to their aggressive roots but were able to mix in several other elements to keep their sound fresh. They are also accomplished musicians that execute with confidence.
Otherlike Darkness
Felgrave
“Smooth transitions and overall coherency” aren’t two things that I readily hear in the album. Some of the transitions are sharp, and the songs are put in a blender at times, shaken, mixed up, even intermixed. Still, the album was interesting to me, because it was an out-of-the-box style. Give the album a spin for yourself and see what secrets it might unlock.
The Dark
The Dark
Emo Metal Outburst.
Kidron
Sacrosanct
This was a solid album, combining elements of traditional Heavy Metal with Power Metal, and even some Progressive Metal. As indicated in the bio, twin guitar harmonies and the sweet voice of Max is much of the focal point on the album, as well as an honest emotional quality to the music.
Dark & Dangerous
Savage Master
Because I have to say that as far as “Dark & Dangerous” is concerned, I now have heard better, stronger and more coherent songs from SAVAGE MASTER than ever before. The songs are not only positive in their aura, they are also executed and recorded to a perfect standard, with an outstanding sound to boot.
Without Warning
Saber
The SABER brand of super simple Old Fashioned Heavy Metal is played at the utmost enthusiastic level I have ever encountered. You can feel it radiating off the album.
Lost In Flames
Saber
Musically this is very enthusiastically written, played, recorded and released pure Heavy Metal music by a band that likes to keep things simple. They have the ability to make you take notice of everything they do, however straight forward it might be.
Morax - The Amulet
Morax
I have racked my brain about which bands you can compare him to, and there are enough, but I will have to mention that comes to mind all through the album, which is DIAMOND HEAD. You will regularly feel that that is who you are listening to, and as far as I’m concerned that is a huge endorsement. But please don’t compare the two, as MORAX has a very different feel, a lot darker.
Faster Than Death
Hirax
Here we go again, another album by HIRAX. Well, I do say that “Faster Than Death” is a full length, but that is because it houses nine songs. The fact that the total playing time is 21:54 minutes makes me wonder whether I am getting this right. As the band hasn’t sent any information with the music and cover, I look it up in The Metal Archives, where I see it classed as a full album. Okay then.
Erasure of Color
Aversed
The band is clearly talented, and their compositions are tight. They can hit you with a one-two punch of hardened belligerence, especially in the vocals, or they can take a step back and let the melody flow when they need to. Some of the transitions in and out of these competing passages can be bold, even stark however, and I wish some of them were just a bit smoother.
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