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Purified in Blood - Primal Pulse Thunder
March 18, 2025
With the band being active since 2003 means that PURIFIED IN BLOOD has over 21 years of experience in making their brand of Melodic Death Metal mixed with Metalcore parts where needed. It makes for quite the explosive combination that does work.
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Sepulchral Curse - Crimson Moon Evocations
March 18, 2025
Sepulchral Curse plays blackened death metal. A Finnish band, that stand out a bit, not […]
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Whitechapel – Hymns In Dissonance
March 18, 2025
WHITECHAPEL deliver Deathcore at superb quality. “Hymns In Dissonance” contains all the best elements of modern Deathcore: devastating riffs, hammering blast-beats, bone-chilling atmosphere, and huge breakdowns
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Chemicide – Violence Prevails
March 18, 2025
Violence Prevails” is a very good Thrash Metal album and in particular old school fans will love what they hear
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Nightwalker - The Eternal Flame of Death
March 17, 2025
Nightwalker is a one-man project from Germany, has been active since 2016. The Eternal Flame […]
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“Music can transcend all borders, like politics, religion, culture.” - Anastasia Schebrova, Belle Morte
March 16, 2025
Belle Morte is a symphonic metal band from Minsk, Belarus. On January 24, 2025, they released their third album, "Pearl Hunting," via WormHoleDeath. The band collaborated with 18 musicians from 12 countries, integrating diverse musical influences into their unique approach to symphonic metal. Gary Hernandez, writer and editor for Metal Temple, caught up with vocalist Anastasia Schebrova to discuss the band’s origins, the making of "Pearl Hunting," and a range of other topics from Anastasia’s playlist to the metal scene in Belarus to the band’s future plans.
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SOM – Let The Light In
March 15, 2025
It’s the pacing of the album that is one of the keys to the band’s sound, and obviously, the combination of hardened elements with dreamy vocals. It has been done before, but not so profoundly. They do it in a way that makes you want it, need it, and even crave it. It’s like the cold stinging of heavy rain that is refreshing by the time the storm passes through, and it leaves you clean in its wake.
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Blazing Tomb - Singles From The Tomb
March 15, 2025
Blazing Tomb are from U.S.A., but their music is like a mix of Bolt Thrower […]
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Merciless - Behind The Realms Of The Dark
March 14, 2025
There are many stories about Merciless, a very early Swedish death thrash metal band, the […]
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Mysteria Noctis – Vespro
March 14, 2025
Progressive Music can be, well, strange, and as a fan, you have to learn to take the good with the odd. This music falls under the latter category for me. Much of it is just too somber for me, and its accessibility is questionable as well. The band are fine musicians, I just have trouble coming up with an audience for this. But, I recommend you try the album for yourself.
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Scrüda - Fury Among Ruins
March 14, 2025
Wow, what great mix between Old School Black/Thrash Metal with Hardcore influences!
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Putred - Megalit al putrefacției
March 14, 2025
A good Death Metal release of a band that can do better than is shown.
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Ice Howl - Reborn & ReForged
March 14, 2025
A very good Doom Metal/NWOTHM release, indeed.
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Dysangelium - Exxekratus
March 14, 2025
And the German Black Metal breeds another very good name!
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Act of Impalement-Profane Altar
March 13, 2025
Act of Impalement is new for me, but the band has been around since 2012. […]
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Blaxem - Ethereal
March 13, 2025
South America never disappoints.
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Ahamkara – The Harrow of the Lost
March 13, 2025
The album is rich, aggressive, and also brimming with hope from the melody. The band seems to have exceeded that balance with complex songwriting that doesn’t take away the listener’s ability to soak it in. This was an excellent album.
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The 7th Guild – Triumviro
March 12, 2025
Let me start by saying that the Metal evolution has passed the people in THE 7TH GUILD by without them noticing, because if you had told me that this was an old album being rereleased, I would have taken you at your word.
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Kilmara - Journey to the Sun
March 12, 2025
The sound on “Journey to the Sun” is impeccable. Producer Seeb Levermann (a.o. Orden Ogan, Angus MCSIX, Rhapsody Of Fire, Riot V) has done a brilliant job in catching the right vibes to make listening to this KILMARA album quite easy.
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Nefirum - The Spires of Chaos
March 12, 2025
Nefirum comes from the U.S.A. and play a form of Scandinavian black metal. A form […]
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Gryla -The Redeemers Festering Carcass
March 11, 2025
The Redeemer’s Festering Carcass will be released by Iron Bonehead on March 21st, on LP […]
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Phrenelith - Ashen Womb
March 11, 2025
The Danish underground, has under the last ten years, really become something to check up. […]
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Bloodstain – I Am Death
March 10, 2025
“I Am Death” has many elements of traditional Thrash Metal like the guitar riffing, the pace, and partially the aggression. Highlights of the EP are the many excellent lead guitar solos
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Trishula - Becoming The Enemy
March 10, 2025
Trishula are a British Melodic Hard Rock Band which were formed by guitarist, vocalist and […]
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Emissary - Eldritch
March 9, 2025
EMISSARY definitely lean into Thrash with maybe a bit of Death, but there is also a pirate inflection going on which makes it difficult to take the cosmic horror theme too seriously.
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Temple of Dread - God Of The Godless
March 7, 2025
In a realm where darkness meets artistry, Florida’s
Temple of Dread
emerges as a formidable force in Death Metal with their latest opus,
God of the Godless
. This 2024 album is a masterful blend of raw brutality and atmospheric nuance—a journey that transcends mere nostalgia for the genre’s early days while simultaneously paying homage to its visceral origins.
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Mogwai – The Bad Fire
March 7, 2025
Through a variety of sounds and techniques, I am left with a good feeling after listening to the album. This is not just an album about pain—it is about rising from it, about finding light in the wreckage, about turning struggle into something meaningful. t is a record that acknowledges the weight of suffering but refuses to be consumed by it, proving that sometimes, the most powerful thing music can do is remind us that we are not alone in our struggles—and that there is always a way forward.
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Watch My Dying - Egyenes Kerüló
March 7, 2025
Great Metal from Hungary.
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Nyktmyst - Nyktmyst
March 6, 2025
This mini-album is planned to be released March 21st, by Iron Bonehead Productions. Black metal, […]
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Soul Demise – Against the Abyss
March 5, 2025
From Bandcamp, “SOUL DEMISE, the melodic death metal band from Bavaria, Germany, returns in 2025 […]
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Malacath – Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain
March 5, 2025
This was an excellent album. Their combination of Doom and Black Metal descended on you like an ominous storm, blotting out the sun, and soaking you to the bone. The frigid winds that followed were paralyzing, and kept you from getting back up again.
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Ancient Tome - The Implications of Ascendancy
March 4, 2025
Ancient Tome has been around since 2020. This EP :The Implications of Ascendancy, is the […]
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Alzhagoth – Ad Finem
March 4, 2025
This was an excellent album. As I mentioned, the band’s season sense of songwriting came through as strong as their musicianship. The songs are brutal, fast, and aggressive, but also tempered with melody and even symphonic elements.
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Cosmophage - Sidereal Malignancy
March 4, 2025
Cosmophage is a Brazil death metal band (previous name Utterance). The EP: Blood Incantation is […]
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Cerebral Hemorrage - Exempting Reality
March 3, 2025
Cerebral Hemorrhage and the album Exempting Reality is not something new. The album was made […]
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Majestica – Power Train
March 3, 2025
“Power Train” incudes all elements of very good Power Metal: the guitar riffing, the pace, the double-bass, the catchy melodies, the epic and anthemic choruses, and the lead guitar solos
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