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Hellir – Moon: Precursor
August 2, 2025
This isn’t your dad’s brand of Black Metal. It’s fresh, modern, and cuts against the grain. The Djenty riff accents bring a level of weight to the album that just doesn’t exist in most Black Metal circles, and if this is just a precursor, I can’t wait to hear what is next.
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Accvsed - Dealers Of Doom
August 1, 2025
Somehow German Metalcore bands have the real ability to sound so angry that you feel that they are in danger of coughing out their intestines in the process. This is certainly the case with ACCVSED from Wiesbaden, who have deemed it time to try and through us off our normal behaviour and disturb the peace and quiet with their debut album “Dealers Of Doom”.
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Divni San - Dreamlike Tales
August 1, 2025
What’s in a name. I just can’t envision what DIVNI SAN should mean. If you look it up on your AI, it will tell you that it comes from the Slavic languages and means something like Marvelous Dream. What I can tell you is that it is a Heavy Metal band from Brussels, Belgium and was founded in 2021 by ex-members of MIDRANGE.
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Dreams Of Gray - A Beginning
August 1, 2025
DREAMS OF GRAY is actually a one-man-band, and i have to say that if one man is capable of making this level of music, i would like to the man collaborate with like-minded people. Who knows what might come out next.
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Iron Spell - From the Grave
August 1, 2025
The songs on “From the Grave” themselves are all very pleasant, have that ability get you tapping your foot, nodding your head, but also have the diversity and differences plus the breaks that make them all sound just that different from the other ones, while maintain the cohesion in sound that will make you realise that yes, you still are listening to the same IRON SPELL throughout the whole album.
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Jawfane - Me And All My Demons
August 1, 2025
What began as a group of friends secretly writing together has evolved into an immersive musical force that defies easy categorization. Though rooted in metal-core and hardcore sensibilities, the band refuses to be pigeonhole into a single genre.
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Old Machines – The Cycles of Extinctions
August 1, 2025
This is a very talented band, and they turn over every stone, rock, and boulder on the album. Extreme Cosmic Metal? For sure…I would also add “Epic” in front of that, due to the nature of the songs and the band’s ability to create these soundscapes. Even for as complicated as the album is, it is quite easy for the listener to assimilate.
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Refiner - Mistake
July 31, 2025
It seems that this band wants to change rules into Metalcore. Do it!
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Putridity - Morbid Ataraxia
July 31, 2025
If one band can change the rules into Brutal Death Metal, this Italian quintet is the right one!
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Psykosis - Mind Games
July 31, 2025
A very good and full Thrash Metal release from these Irish maniacs!
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Obstruktion - The End Takes Form
July 31, 2025
This mix between between Swedish Death Metal with Hardcore is really great!
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Mutant Sex Demon - Cutting Through
July 31, 2025
An addictive release of Thrash/Black Metal mixed with influences of Metal Punk!
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Sorcerot – Rotten Magick
July 31, 2025
The album was quite impressive. The band deftly mixed a few different genres into their music, and did it so well, that they blended effortlessly. The rattle of Black Metal is very much present, but the riffs are discernable, unlike some of their forefathers. This is a take no prisoners, grab you by the balls assault.
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Electromancy – Visions of Utopia
July 30, 2025
This was a solid album, and one of the best compliments I can pay to it is that it doesn’t sound like it was performed by robots. It has a combination of Black Metal and Industrial elements, and it organic, but lively at the same time. I believe any fans of either genre will find the album to their liking.
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Shadows – Miseria
July 30, 2025
Overall, this was a solid release. As I mentioned, there isn’t a lot of variety, so in that absence, the band has to really drive their sound through you ears and into your head, and they did that.
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Gam – Gauntlet
July 30, 2025
Overall, this is about as straightforward as Metal gets, but it wasn’t uninteresting to me. The best parts are the deep gutturals and the cavernous sounds of the riffs for me.
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Krigsgrav – Stormcaller
July 29, 2025
This album is a masterwork in merging the agonizing crawl of doom metal with the shrieking despair of black metal, forging a sound that is as powerful as it is ominous. Not for the faint of heart, it demands patience, attention, and emotional surrender. But for those willing to walk its desolate path, it offers something rare: not just music, but an experience of dread, power, and sublime desolation.
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Kings Hammer - To Speak In Tongues
July 28, 2025
One Man's Vision, One Man's Band. I Present Kings Hammer "To Speak In Tongues"
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In Mourning – The Immortal
July 28, 2025
The balance on the album is superb, and it is also very emotional. There are hardened, contentious elements that are tempered with moments of pure melodic bills, unleashed at just the right time. The key to the album is the band’s unabashed power.
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Condition Critical – Degeneration Chamber
July 28, 2025
“Degeneration Chamber” offers aggression, intensity, and pace. Build upon a solid traditional Thrash Metal foundation, all songs offer modern Thrash Metal elements, added complexity in tempo, and a few crossover vibes
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Imperialist – Prime
July 27, 2025
The cover art is fantastic, and the band have indeed honed their craft into a concise sound on the album. But I was hoping for a little more adventure, and some surprises. With their talent, the band could go to unforeseen heights. Fans who like the traditional approach to Black Metal, however, will find a lot to their liking here.
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Anchorite – Realm of Ruin
July 26, 2025
This wasn’t a bad album at all, it just lacked creativity and originality. For as good of musicians as the band is, it just didn’t separate itself from so many other albums out there with a similar sound. Doom Metal can be very exciting, but this album just didn’t excite me much.
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Ilon Lapset – Mykka Pimeys
July 25, 2025
For me, he Doom and Sludge qualities came through very strong on the album, and the vocals were pure torture. They find the ingredients they want, start up a tractor beam, and slowly machine feed you the sound until you have swallowed it all.
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Malvada - Malvada
July 24, 2025
Malvada from Brazil formed in March 2020 during the pandemic quickly gaining attention from the […]
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Embers of Ouroboros – The Autumnal Decline and Hermetic Maturation
July 24, 2025
Overall, the album was decent, but nothing special. The production was pretty bad in terms of the level of muting that was done, and it didn’t really present anything new to the growing genre of Black Metal.
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Fermentor – Agreement
July 24, 2025
Overall, this was a solid listening experience. Some of the songs however were too short to really get much of a handle on, but the longer ones carried on just enough to make an impression. It just sounds to me like some jamming fun between two buddies.
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Mortalha Negra - Necromante
July 24, 2025
A very good mix between Old School Black/Thrash Metal, Thrash Metal and others on this Ep of this Brazilian maniacs.
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Master Spy - Maze Runner
July 24, 2025
This Canadian Heavy/Power Metal act presents a good work, but needs some improvements in the future.
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Hexella - The Ancient Gaping Mouth
July 24, 2025
Black Metal + D-beat elements = Black 'n' Roll, and this quartet balances this equation in a great way.
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Golem Of Gore - Ultimo Mondo Cane
July 24, 2025
Honoring the legacy of Lucio Fulci and Mario Bava, these Italian slashers unleashed their Goregrind fury on avery good release.
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Mihrax – Medley Of A Life
July 24, 2025
Overall, it was bit challenging to find the overall vision in the album. At times, I thought I had it, and then it shifted once again. The album has potential, and I would love to hear more from the band.
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Green Carnation – A Dark Poem Part I: The Shores of Melancholia
July 22, 2025
This album breathes, pauses, and lingers, inviting the listener into a quieter space where every note feels purposeful and every silence says just as much as the sound. It is carefully crafted, emotionally resonant experience that speaks softly, but hits with stunning force. The band doesn’t try to impress with scale; they open themselves to being felt. And in doing so, they create something that doesn’t just sit in the background, but gets under your skin in the quietest, most honest way.
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Warmoon Lord - Sacrosanct Demonopathy
July 22, 2025
We have a black metal duo called WARMOON LORD from Finland, as there are so […]
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Pulpit Vomit - Hospital Lens
July 22, 2025
What surprises me most is that, except for the opening song, I was quite at ease with all the music on offer here. It might be an Extreme Metal album, but I feel that “Hospital Lens” has a lot going for it in the short time it has to impress.
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Gods of Tomorrow - Gods Of Tomorrow
July 22, 2025
What does help when you play Melodic Metal is having a good singer, and in that respect GODS OF TOMORROW doesn’t need to think back or reconsider, as Felipe Del Valle has a very pleasant voice that is capable of enhancing just those emotions that the music is asking for.
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Margantha – Blood Moon Sacrifice
July 21, 2025
MARGANTHA, Black Metal trio from Finland and Italy, mix two of my favorite things with their debut EP, “Blood Moon Sacrifice”—Black Metal and horror.
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