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Ordh - Blind in Abyssal Remains
April 21, 2026
Now and again, a band comes out of nowheresville and completely shakes the online metal […]
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Dystopia - De Verboden Diepte II: De Weg van de Meeste Weerstand
April 20, 2026
*That Star Wars meme of Kylo Ren shouting "MORE!" "MORE!"*
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Necronomicon Ex Mortis – Zombie Blood Nightmare
April 20, 2026
“Zombie Blood Nightmare” delivers classical Death Metal in the tradition of the 90s, but with a strong melodic component.
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Miserate – Weaver of Witchery
April 20, 2026
This second album, "Weaver of Witchery," from MISERATE is a slow-burn offering of “darkness and despair” but also of strength and harmony.
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Ilienses Tree – Toward the Storm
April 19, 2026
Despite the sometimes narrow genre boundaries for Doom/Death, the genre can offer excitement and a heightened sense of emotions. This album met that mark but didn’t climb much further. Fans will find it pleasing, but I was hoping for just a little more experimentation.
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MIRE - Pale Reflection
April 19, 2026
More chugs than a frat party hazing session.
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Geoff Tate - Operation Mindcrime III
April 19, 2026
Hop in the DeLorean Marty and set the Flux capacitor to May 3, 1988, we’re headed back to pick up where musical history was forged, circling once more around to Nikki, Sister Mary and Dr. X. as the OPERATION MINDCRIME chronicle continues, but this time, with a dark unexpected twist.
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Old Moon – Home to Nowhere
April 18, 2026
I love the sound on the album, and it does indeed reflect what life must be like in the cold and wet Northwest. Besides the inherent aggression that is always present in the genre, the band counterbalances them with notes of deep sadness and despair. If one of these elements doesn’t kick you when you are down, the other will.
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Without Mercy – Infinite Loss
April 17, 2026
From their EPK, “"This was the first time we left home to make a record. […]
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Aeonik – The Roamer of Heaven and Hell
April 17, 2026
Overall, this was a solid album. All of the aggressiveness of Black Metal is there for fans of the style, but it’s augmented with some clean guitar passages and melodies here and there that keep it from careening of a cliff into the abyss. It was well-planned, and executed with power.
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My Dark Secret Transcendence – My Dark Secret Diary Vol 1
April 15, 2026
This was an excellent album. Although I love the fierce, aggressive side, I find myself gravitating more easily to the gentler and more melodic side. The beauty is that both are present in equal doses.
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The Paradox Twin – A Romance of Many Dimensions
April 14, 2026
I can identify with someone who feels more alive when logged onto a computer, as well acknowledge the isolation that can bring. It’s a dual edged sword, like a lot of choices we have to make in life. The album does a wonderful job of bringing this quandary to life. But it doesn’t necessarily bring closure. Instead, it leaves you with the idea that these choices are yours to make, and yours alone.
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Lomor - Sabouk Rouge
April 14, 2026
I can’t escape the feelings that this album brings to me. I feel elated, happy, tapping my foot, nodding my head and happily anticipating what is about to come next.
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Kolm – Yūgen
April 14, 2026
This was an outstanding album. They flawlessly combine Progressive elements with other seasonings in their recipe, while holding back just enough mystery to keep the listener engaged. The vocals are so easy on the ears, and the music is definitely heavy enough for Metal fans, although I appreciate the uncharacteristic nuances. This was just so entrancing and fun to listen to.
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Greve - Bleknat bortom evig tid
April 13, 2026
Part two of my three-part series of "Mitchell forgot to review these black metal albums."
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MagnaCult – Lucis
April 13, 2026
“Lucis” is a fine blend of Groove and Death Metal with focus on powerful guitar riffs and aggressive vocals
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Abbinormal – Italia’s Gore Talent
April 13, 2026
“Italia’s Gore Talent” is a modern Grindcore album with a few touchpoints at neighboring genres. Most tracks are very versatile, ranging from brutal hammering to groovier and slower tracks
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Moonlight Haze – Interstellar Madness
April 13, 2026
With all the crap going on in the world today, “Interstellar Madness” is a well-needed blast of intergalactic hopefulness. Sure, the finale leaves us in the grips of madness, but at least it’s a cheerful kind of madness.
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The Machinist – Towers
April 10, 2026
As far as I’m concerned there aren’t enough Industrial bands that are different enough and interesting enough to be a proper addition to the classic names we all know. Well, after listening to “Towers” I have no other option then to add THE MACHINIST to the list of bands in the Industrial genre that I need to keep an eye on.
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Gus Drax - Theories of Imperfection
April 10, 2026
Sixteen years have passed since the release of his debut "In Search of Perfection," and apparently, he's gone from searching for perfection to theorizing about imperfection. I suppose it's better than theorizing about perfection and searching for imperfection... right?
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Velmorth - Feral Dominion
April 10, 2026
Whateverrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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The Matator – Throat of the Mountain
April 8, 2026
The “Throat of the Mountain” can serve as a metaphor for strength and resilience, and for wonder when it slips into view. It can also mean oppression, ancient memory, and even doom. The best part of the album for me is that the band lays it all out there for each of us to decide what it means.
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Deathhammer - Crimson Dawn
April 8, 2026
We have a blackened thrash/speed metal duo from Norway, their back catalogue of releases spans […]
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Deadnate – Mosaic
April 7, 2026
This was one of the most potent, ferocious, oppressive, and suffocating albums in the genre so far this year. Their technical abilities are obvious, and so is their control over the flow of the sound. The artwork speaks of fracture, assembly, and perspective. A mosaic only makes sense when you step back far enough to see how all the broken, jagged pieces fit together. That’s exactly how DEADNATE’s music works on this record.
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Onchocerciasis Esophagogastroduodenoscopy - Fugue Gnawed From the Scabbed God Cerebrum
April 7, 2026
Y'know, I'm getting real tired of the constant juxtaposition of cutesy-wootsey anime girls and straight-up gore.
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Anti-Sapien - At The Mercy Of The Merciless
April 7, 2026
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.
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HeKz – Quisma
April 6, 2026
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.
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Ghoulhouse – Realm Of Ghouls
April 6, 2026
“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
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Ophidian Memory – Seraphim
April 6, 2026
“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
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Conjurist - I am the Earth
April 5, 2026
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.
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Abissi - Paramagia
April 5, 2026
Abissi formed in 2018 in Milan,Italy emerging from the creative minds of Francesco Menghi (ex […]
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Sotabosc – El Batec dels Maquis
April 3, 2026
This was an excellent album, and I felt that I was following a story of resolve, will, and survival along the journey. It also holds delicate balance in the fingers of a higher being, who could turn the dial one way or the other, but just lets it play out as intended. Heavy with emotion, it’s the kind of album that will get under your skin and forces your hand.
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Ain Sof Aur – Theos-Vel-Samael
April 2, 2026
This was a fascinating album and a progressive and technical marvel. In considering the themes of the album, what is meant to me is the destruction of your old self so you can transform into something better and newer…or gnosis through darkness. However, these kinds of occult ideals typically come with a steep price…your soul. If you want to walk down that path, make sure you understand the consequences.
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Vitrified Entity - Imum
April 2, 2026
Yes, those are blast beats. Yes, they are fast. Yes, that guitar solo took a minute and a half. I get it!
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Superior Rage – In Memorium
April 1, 2026
This was an excellent album. Although it steeped in the traditions of the genre, which date back to the late 80’s/early 90’s, the band refused to be define by them. Instead, they venture out on their own and lay down a fiery path that lights the way for their journey.
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Erdve – Epigrama
March 30, 2026
Tightly woven songs? That’s an understatement. Part Metalcore, part Hardcore, and part Sludge, they take the best of what each one of the genres has to offer the listener and stirs it into their stew of blood, bones, and tissue. The sound is both alive and dead…meaning that when it’s alive, you can feel it coursing through your veins and it burns. When it’s dead, you feel cold, numb, and hopeless. They hit both of the extremes here very we
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