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Six Feet Deeper - Prayer By the Edge
July 8, 2025
Hard Rock with a sometimes Bluesy undertone, whilst on other occasions it will be more Rock or even Metal. What does become quite clear is that we are dealing with a very talented group of musicians within SIX FEET DEEPER. They are able to write good songs, that have a bucketload of emotions paired with very good instrumentals.
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Killjoy – Dream and Violence
July 7, 2025
Personally, I’d count this as a demo.
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Death Rattle - The Moral Chokehold
July 1, 2025
Groove Metal as it must be can be heard on this excellent release.
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Abigail Williams – A Void Within Existence
June 26, 2025
Black metal has always lived in extremes—fury unleashed through blast beats, scorched earth tremolo picking, and vocals that sound like they were torn from the void. But, the finest albums in the genre do more than burn; they carve. This latest release is no exception. It’s a study in strength through precision, aggression shaped by intent, and rage that carries a refined edge. This record stands out by finding a balance within the chaos. It’s aggressive without being mindless, intricate without being pretentious, and melodic without ever compromising its bleak core. This is black metal with teeth—but also with a mind. A storm, but one that knows exactly where it’s going.
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King Potenaz – Arcane Desert Ritual Vol. 1
June 23, 2025
KING POTENAZ serves up a powerful storm of Psych Doom with “Arcane Desert Ritual Vol. 1.” More great Psych Doom coming out of Italy. No one should be surprised; everyone should be thrilled.
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Waxen - High Plains Bloodlust
June 18, 2025
I have to conclude that as far as I’m concerned, I really can’t fault WAXEN at all musically, and I think that “High Plains Bloodlust” will appeal to a lot of other musicians alike. It will also be something for those who like their Black Metal not to be too extreme, as you will get the Heavy Metal and Melodic vibes radiating from some of the guitar parts.
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Skräcken – Echoes from the Void
June 15, 2025
“Echoes from the Void” bears repeating. A lot. Sofie-Lee’s vocals are spectacular, and the band is extremely tight.
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Sandness - Vertigo
June 12, 2025
Sandness from Italy were formed in 2008.The Italian hard rock 3 piece band have already […]
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Spider Kitten – The Truth is Caustic to Love
June 9, 2025
What the hell is a spider kitten? And if you saw one, would you try to pick it up or run in abject horror? Like its namesake, SPIDER KITTEN is a hard band to get into and a hard band to walk away from.
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Master Charger – Posthumous Resurrection
June 4, 2025
MASTER CHARGER is a Colossal Doomboogie band from the blackest heart of the Midlands, England. […]
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Fabulous Deseaster - Crucify This
June 2, 2025
Returning with full force, this four piece German thrash metal band unleash a storm with […]
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Manos Six and the Muddy Devil - When Skies are Grey
May 28, 2025
Did not see this coming , and I like that .Manos Six and the Muddy […]
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Alliance - Before Our Eyes
May 25, 2025
Alliance with a 30 years history of collaborations are back with their seventh studio album […]
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Don Felder - The Vault (50 Years Of Music)
May 22, 2025
Don Felder’s fourth solo album, “The Vault (Fifty Years of Music)” marks a unique milestone […]
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Teaser Sweet - Night Stalker
May 19, 2025
Teaser Sweet were formed in 2013 when Marcus Damberg asked his sister Therese and former […]
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Lux Interna – New Wilderness Gospel
May 10, 2025
The deep blue colors and forest landscape of the album cover hold some of the keys to the sound on the album. It might be a reminder of the power of nature, or even its importance. It could be a warning of what happens if humanity continues down the path of destruction. The really intriguing part of the album is how the band fuses a sound from the past with hints of the future. For me, it’s a slow burn, but the more I listen, the deeper the connections.
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Amenra – De Toorn
May 8, 2025
It’s hard to gage an entire EP based on two songs, but I can comment on two main themes I hear…the first, is a heavy emotional burden that is woven throughout, and the second is much of that emotion is pain and torture, yet also things that we all face nearly everyday in our life. The album piqued my interest in the band, and I am looking forward to diving into some of their newer material.
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Jar - In Truth We Trust
May 8, 2025
Jar “In Truth We Trust” is Vol 17 in the Pride & Joy Classix range. […]
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Dwellers – Corrupt Translation Machine
May 6, 2025
The songs are simple, but the deep level of emotion is not something so easily accomplished. At times, it makes me yearn for something more…maybe even something better than I have. At other times, it makes me a bit sad to settle for what I have, which is my truth. Maybe through, it’s not so bad? As the album fades away, I make a vow that I will box that feeling of longing and throw away the key.
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Rivers of Nihil – Rivers of Nihil
May 6, 2025
The album registers as a bold and ferocious entry into the realm of Progressive Death Metal that marries unrelenting aggression with a structural intelligence rare in the genre. It is a balancing act between chaos and calculation…a sound that never loses its teeth, even as it brushes against moments of eerie melody and intricate musicianship. In a landscape crowded with brutality for brutality’s sake, this album is a fusion of relentless death metal ferocity, progressive ambition, and melodic sensibility. It’s the sound of a band not afraid to push, twist, and mold their aggression into forward progress. It's evolution with its fists still clenched.
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Harem Scarem – Chasing Euphoria
May 5, 2025
Hooks for days…that is what the album does best. The band also has a strong sense of musicianship and use of harmony in the backing tracks. As I recently had a discussion with my daughter about, these things sound sugary on the ears, but they are hard to compose properly. The band once again is firing on all cylinders here on “Chasing Euphoria.”
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Pyramids – Pythagoras
May 2, 2025
Get ready to test everything you think you might know about blackgaze/shoegaze, or music in general, because “Pythagoras” from PYRAMIDS is one of the most uniquely pleasing albums that I have heard in a while, genres notwithstanding. It stretches conventional boundaries so far, they threaten to snap. There is a bite here as sharp as a viper’s fangs, but I am content to just let the melodies wash over me in the waves that they come.
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Wind Down – The Burning Past
April 29, 2025
Let’s start with the positives…the band is talented, and the songs are weighted, even a bit of melody from time to time. The grooves are strong, and the production clean. But, nearly the entire album was done at the same pace…a slow, or mid-tempo one. I call this the “mid-tempo blues,” and it really holds back an album from getting off the ground.
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Rückwater - Bored Machine
April 22, 2025
RÜCKWATER are a stoner rock trio band from TAMPERE, FINLAND who have been together since […]
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Deraps - Viva Rock N' Roll
April 20, 2025
Deraps are are two piece band with members Jacob Deraps and Josh Gallagher. Jacob was […]
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Messa – The Spin
April 10, 2025
To call “The Spin” a Doom Metal album is to oversimplify a work that claws at the edges of genre, digging deep into sonic spaces that feel far too expansive, too emotionally turbulent, too alive to be contained by any one label. What’s remarkable is how they use it as a foundation but build a whole landscape on top — one that includes gothic drama, ambient dread, and even moments of light. It’s a slow burn, but it’s also a journey across a fractured psyche. There’s narrative here, emotional range, and a deep sense of intention. It’s Doom Metal for listeners who want more than just a genre fix.
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Tumble - Lost in Light
April 9, 2025
A good mix between influences of Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock and pre-Heavy Metal can be heard on thi trio's music.
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Drugs of Faith - Asymmetrical
April 9, 2025
Grind 'n' Roll is here,and this trio is a maestro of it!
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Desert Smoke – Desert Smoke
April 7, 2025
DESERT SMOKE, “Desert Smoke,” with or without the apostrophe, scores high on the Metal Temple scales. Well worth the time to check out.
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Sacred Season - Sacred Season
April 6, 2025
Another Pride & Joy Music reissue in the Pride And Joy Classix Series. The first […]
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Blended Brew - Roll The Dice
April 4, 2025
Not that kind of Rock.
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Ginger Evil - The Way It Burns
April 3, 2025
The Origins of this Finnish band Ginger Evil goes back some 20 years when Tomi […]
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Whiskey Ritual – Still Scum
April 1, 2025
This type of free-flowing, Fuck You attitude is what is largely missing in the music scene today, and reminds me of the great political and religious non-conformists DEAD KENNEDYS did back in the day. They pull no punches, and hold nothing back. Although the album is simple from a composer’s standpoint, music doesn’t have to be overly complicated for you to enjoy it.
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Spiritbox – Tsunami Sea
March 26, 2025
I used to be a Metalcore fan many years ago, but what bands are pushing today just doesn’t excite me. It is overly predictable and formulated. This album is anything but. It is modern, energetic, bold, daring, and so much fun to listen to. There’s a reason why this band is so well known and has so many accolades…they just make great music, and this album is another step in their evolution.
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Tómarúm – Beyond Obsidian Euphoria
March 26, 2025
The band has a seemingly endless plethora of tools at their disposal on the album. As complex as the album is, and as utterly ambitious as their vision was, it also has a binding cohesion to it. On sheer musicianship alone, it is simply beyond the standard rating system. It is a rare feat to craft something so technically precise yet emotionally gripping, so brutally intense yet undeniably elegant. This is not just an album for those who crave speed, aggression, and virtuosity—it is an album for those who seek an experience, one that pushes and pulls, devastates and soothes. It’s a masterclass in precision, power, and poise.
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Streetlight – Night Vision
March 23, 2025
The only thing questionable about the album is the coverart, because the music is excellent. It takes me back to the 1980’s when bands knew how to deliver a chorus, an art that seems to be missing from a lot of music these days. The music is expertly balanced with guitars and keyboards and the vocals are outstanding as well.
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