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Oceans of Slumber – Where Gods Fear to Speak
September 13, 2024
What makes this band so interesting in my opinion is the complexity of their songwriting. They blend several genres together that, on face value, are difficult to synergize. At times, they border on the pretentious side, but what Progressive Metal band doesn’t? The boldest actions are the transitions, which can be startling, even unpleasant. That quality that they have captured seems to be the exact core of the new album.
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Mob Rules - Celebration Day - 30 Years of Mob Rules
September 12, 2024
A fine Heavy/Power Metal 30th celebtartion!
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Svartelder – Trenches
September 11, 2024
This was a diverse plate of Black Metal with a lot to offer fans, and I love how this traditional band reinvented itself to modern times, throwing the blueprint out the window and forging their own path in the genre. There are some nice surprises here as well.
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Derelict - Versus Entropy
September 11, 2024
From Canada comes their new stench of technical death tinged in deathcore with their return to the world of metal.
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The Black Dahlia Murder – Servitude
September 7, 2024
Veteran bands like this who are signed to a major label often take the safer path, and that is what THE BLACK DAHLIA have done with “Servitude.” Knowing that their long-time fans were not up for much change with the new singer on board, they delivered an expected sound. I think Eschbach’s vocal performance was excellent on the album, they just need to take a few more chances.
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Borer - Bag Seeker
September 5, 2024
Are you a Sludge/Stoner Metal addicted? So you must hear to this band.
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ColdCell – Age of Unreason
September 4, 2024
The impressions of the dark, eerie and extreme are expressed within COLDCELLS’s works. With the […]
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Heavy Rain – Heavy Rain
September 1, 2024
HEAVY RAIN is a three piece Heavy Rock/Blues/Psychedelic Rock band from Blackpool, England. I only know that town from the Rock that is a candy stick and the Blackpool Tower, which is the little cousin of the Eiffel Tower. But I certainly have grown to like it a lot more, mainly due to the music on “Heavy Rain”.
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Intranced - Muerte Y Metal
August 30, 2024
Considered one of the hottest newcomers on the American metal scene, formed in 2022 in […]
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Cleen - Excursion
August 29, 2024
This is a fine "first coming" for this Stoner Metal/Rock trio.
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Freedom Call - Silver Romance
August 29, 2024
Freedom call is back celebrating 25 years.
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Between the Killings - Omnipotence
August 28, 2024
A second installment to the depravity of a killer expressed with sheer brutality
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Wormed - Omegaon
August 27, 2024
WORMED does such a great job at expressing an epic sci fi saga that is rooted in technical brutal death, but they are so much more than this. There are just so many layers to the complexities of WORMED than just mere brutal death metal.
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Waste - In Bloom
August 27, 2024
Exploding out of Minneapolis to put MN deathcore on the map with a hybridisation of nu metal and metalcore that bleeds into their heavy sound of deathcore.
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Sarajah - Sarajah
August 26, 2024
“Sarajah” is 37 minutes and 40 seconds of down-tuned, slow groove Doom. It has no pretense, no avant-garde ambitions, just dark stories told to dark music.
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Silver Horses - Electric Omega
August 25, 2024
Good soft hard rock.
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Mooch - Visions
August 22, 2024
Light your joint.
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Kayleth – New Babylon
August 19, 2024
KAYLETH’s “New Babylon” is a great story and a great album. Now I just wish it was a movie, a video game, and an RPG too.
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Human Infection - Gravesight
August 13, 2024
The most memorable parts are the bad parts, and everything else is just “meh.”
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Ghostheart Nebula – Blackshift
August 10, 2024
The album reminded me of a slow, evil rot creeping over the lands. At first, people start getting sick from things they can’t see. When the blackness taints flowers and grey skies become more visible, some people begin to retreat, and others lose their sense of self. By the time the sickness and rot have taken hold, people wander aimlessly, and without a connection to others, the void has won.
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Matney - The Redneck And The Redman
August 8, 2024
The name Michael Matney is a hit for members of the underground post-punk scene, as […]
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Crocell - Of Frost, Of Flame, Of Flesh
August 5, 2024
From Denmark comes an intense sound that is attesting to their well-established and unshakable dedication and skill with raw intensity that is to be expected from these guys.
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Dichro - Stained Glass
August 4, 2024
If I heard this voice in a forest, I would follow it without question and something horrible somewhere would kill me.
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The Loyal Cheaters - And All Hell Broke Loose
August 1, 2024
This very good album presents a great mix between Punk Rock, Hard Rock and Rock 'n' Roll!
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Transonic Science - Psychobulb
July 31, 2024
Heavy but not inspired.
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Avatar, Orbit Culture, The Native Howl at Diamond Ballroom
July 31, 2024
The circus came to town as AVATAR, ORBIT CULTURE and THE NATIVE HOWL took over […]
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Stabbing Westward: Live in Pittsburgh
July 30, 2024
A band I’d loved that doesn’t sound a single day passed their prime...
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Huntsmen - The Dry land
July 29, 2024
I haven’t heard a lot of truly unique albums this year but this "The Dry Land" is definitely one of them. On paper, it sounds like something that shouldn’t work but sure as hell does once that play button is pressed. This is a good release for headphone listening as well, so all the details can be fully captured.
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Vestindien - Verdande
July 22, 2024
Whether VESTINDIEN are trying to find their center and experimenting with a variety of styles or if their center is actually all about the journey, “Verdande” is worth the fare.
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Atomic Kings - Atomic Kings
July 21, 2024
Atomic Rock.
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Final Cry – Zombique
July 20, 2024
Like a rapist with no hands...
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Patriarchs In Black - Visioning
July 19, 2024
Dan
hasn’t been part of a bad album—-he and
Johnny
are proving themselves to be quite the duo. As their legacy continues to grow so does their offerings of great music that hits all the right notes. Any fan of metal needs this album in their collection.
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Jo Below - New Worlds
July 17, 2024
A very good Hard Rock EP from this Finnish act.
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The End Machine - The Quantum Phase
July 14, 2024
The End Machine “The Quantum Phase” is album number three is follow up to album […]
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Demon – Invincible
July 10, 2024
When a band has been around for forty-five years you just know they are doing something right as in the case of DEMON and the latest release “Invincible” as they set out to prove that there’s a reason for their longevity in this ever-changing musical landscape.
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KickHunter - Greatest Kicks
July 10, 2024
After their successful return in 2023, after a break of over nine years with the […]
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