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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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Cantu Ignis – The Fathomless Dominion
March 3, 2025
“The Fathomless Dominion” is melodic Death Metal at its core, but with added symphonic arrangements now and then. The melodies are dark, melancholic, and epic at times, and most often classically or neo-classically inspired
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Abigor – Demos (1993 -1994)
March 2, 2025
Is ABIGOR’s “Demos (1993 -1994)” a good album? If you’re a diehard fan, it is. If you love raw, evil Black Metal, it is. Chances are if you are even reading this review you should buy the album. Your soul is already lost.
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Izrod - Ulica, trnje i kamenje
March 2, 2025
The highly secretive IZROD offers up another Black Metal artifact for us to ponder. "Ulica, trnje i kamenje" is a savage but oddly eclectic Black Metal reflection of modern-day existence.
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Rats of Gomorrah - Infectious Vermin
March 2, 2025
Brace yourself for an onslaught of unyielding brutality
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Tubal Cain - Slime Abyss
March 2, 2025
A throwback to the good old days of proto black metal
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Sarmat – Upgrade
February 28, 2025
On some level, one could have a difficult time describing this as “music.” Music is art, and like all art, that is in the eye of the beholder. I recommend this for consumers looking for something off the beaten path…and it’s pretty far off that path.
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Demonical - Victorious Death - Live in Latin America
February 28, 2025
Old School Death Metal, as it was, is, and ever shall be.
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Karg – Marodeur
February 28, 2025
This is such an emotionally charged album that it seems like it goes on for days. There is melody within the maelstrom, but they are constantly being stomped out by the weight of the giant’s massive foot. What results is a captivating listening experience. I have always said that the darkness holds a certain level of beauty, and charm, and this is a poetic prose.
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Primrose Path – Ruminations
February 28, 2025
This is an album that plunges into darkness, embracing aggression, despair, and intensity, yet never loses its melodic core. What sets it apart, however, is the sheer virtuosity and versatility of Linday’s vocals, who acts as both the anchor and the driving force behind this sonic descent. They understands the power of contrast. For every guttural scream of despair, there is a vocal hook that lingers, reminding the listener that even in darkness, there is something that calls them back, proving that darkness can be captivating, that intensity and melody can coexist, and that a truly gifted vocalist can transform a collection of songs into something unforgettable.
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Magnadur – Beautiful Nightmare
February 27, 2025
The songs are all pretty short, but they are packed to the gills. The visual that I get when I listen to the album is children frolicking in a playground for the afternoon, while dark and ominous figures dart in and out and commit murders in broad daylight. The contrasts are so sharp that they don’t make sense at first, but taking in the album as a whole, you can appreciate the central themes, as well as Tomi’s uncompromising creativity and vision.
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One Morning Left - Neon Inferno
February 27, 2025
ONE MORNING LEFT are a Finnish metalcore band that formed way back in 2008 who […]
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Lankester Merrin - Dark Mother's Child
February 27, 2025
Their band name taken from the fictional and well renowned novel The Exorcist (1971), there […]
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Sidewinder - March of the Eternal Heretic
February 27, 2025
WOW, what a great mix between Hardcore, Crossover and Thrash Metal is heard here!
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Mean Mistreater - Do or Die
February 27, 2025
Wow, what a great and fine Heavy Metal release!
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Hell Comes Home - Dying Breed
February 27, 2025
A fine new path for Metalcore acts can be starting on this EP.
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Genocidal Rites - Genocidal Upheaval of Subservient Abrahamic Law
February 27, 2025
The empty throne of Old School Black Metal found its pretender...
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Ephemera - For Those Afraid to Die
February 27, 2025
A surprising mix between Melodic Hardcore/Post-Hardcore and Metalcore can be found here. Taste it!
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Behölder - In the Temple of Tyrant
February 27, 2025
Mixing Doom Metal with Epic Metal and US Metal influences, this quintet sounds really great!
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Admire the Grim – Resist
February 27, 2025
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.
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Berlial – Nourishing the Disaster to Come
February 26, 2025
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.
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Hell Militia – Canonisation of the Foul Spirit
February 26, 2025
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.
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Raging Fate - Mutiny
February 26, 2025
Metal mutiny.
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Buried Realm – The Dormant Darkness
February 25, 2025
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.
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Carcolh – Twilight of the Mortals
February 25, 2025
From their EPK, “Hailing from Bordeaux/Herbignac, France, CARCOLH emerged in 2016, birthed from the ashes […]
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Serenity In Murder – Timeless Reverie
February 24, 2025
“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
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Necronomicon Ex Mortis – The Mother of Death
February 24, 2025
NECRONOMICON EX MORTIS’ (what a cool name) “The Mother of Death” is a standout in […]
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Mammoth Grinder - Undying Spectral Resonance
February 24, 2025
MAMMOTH GRINDER’s "Undying Spectral Resonance" is not here to mess around; it’s a game-changer in […]
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Public Grave – Grotesque Mutations
February 24, 2025
PUBLIC GRAVE’s “Grotesque Mutations” is a punchy, no-holds-barred assault on the senses, offering up a […]
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Derev – Troubled Mind
February 23, 2025
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.
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Belle Morte – Pearl Hunting
February 23, 2025
“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.
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Autumn’s Dawn – We Lost Our Hope Along The Way
February 22, 2025
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.
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Indian Nightmare - Banished Into Endless Chaos
February 21, 2025
Trash From The Indians
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Exterior Palnet – Haragma II
February 20, 2025
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.
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Dynazty – Game of Faces
February 20, 2025
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.
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