Lunar Blood – Twilight Insurgency
A pool of filthy noise … MoreLunar Blood – Twilight Insurgency
Category: Album Reviews
Bloodywood – Rakshak
A little old place where we can get together … MoreBloodywood – Rakshak
Jestr – The Dead & Riches
JESTR make a clean and concise impression on their debut LP, but not indulging in the weirder parts of their sound leaves the listener wanting more … MoreJestr – The Dead & Riches
Darkness Everywhere – The Seventh Circle
Classic mid 90’s Swedish Melodic Death Metal from California … MoreDarkness Everywhere – The Seventh Circle
Circa Arcana – Bridget Viginti
For a self-released EP the boys in Circa Arcana have checked all the boxes in terms of what a post-hardcore band should have, and what makes it especially fun to listen to is that there’s nowhere to go but up from here with this being their first release … MoreCirca Arcana – Bridget Viginti
InVisions – Deadlock
British metalcore outfit, InVisions, build on their reputation for intensity with the aggressive, yet catchy and thoughtful, Deadlock … MoreInVisions – Deadlock
Zeal & Ardor – Zeal & Ardor
A melting pot of styles that strangely come together … MoreZeal & Ardor – Zeal & Ardor
Amorphis – Halo
Masters of their domain
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Lifesick – Misanthropy
Down with the sickness … MoreLifesick – Misanthropy
The Last of Lucy – Moksha
With Moksha, The Last of Lucy have evolved beyond the Into the Moat and The Red Chord homages of their beginnings, adopting a blistering, well-structured, and at times progressive technical death metal style that looks to take them to a promising future … MoreThe Last of Lucy – Moksha