Let’s go for a full immersion in this melancholic and strange post-black metal opus. This is the kind of album that, with its long and experimental songs, inspires ...
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Comments Off on Review: White Ward “False Light” [Debemur Morti Productions]
Archives by: Sophie Laliberté
Sophie Laliberté
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Loves words and music. When not writing or reading reviews, she’s writing horror stories where music plays a part.
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The alien monsters have returned for a new set of adventures. It’s all about evil but fun stuff and some pretty cool metal riffs too. While Gwar is ...
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Comments Off on Review: Gwar “The New Dark Ages” [Pit Records]
Crematory have returned, with an album that’s enjoyable from beginning to end, and has a pretty nice selection of songs. It continues the mix of industrial music with ...
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Comments Off on Review: Crematory “Inglorious Darkness” [Napalm Records]
Would you say that your new album is a response to all the chaos of the past few years, much like the previous one? It is indeed, the ...
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Modern Primitive sounds like the name of a strange, forgotten art movement, and this strange but well-crafted album seems like the closest thing to a musical version of ...
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Comments Off on Review: Septicflesh “Modern Primitive” [Nuclear Blast Records]
Here is an exploration through a dark and strange world, with its peculiar songs, a sense of unease but also a sense of bravery and defiance. It’s an ...
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Comments Off on Review: Meshuggah “Immutable” [Atomic Fire]
Get ready for wild adventures in a cold and dark world. Black metal isn’t all depressive moods and gloomy keyboards, it’s also fast kick-ass riffs with gnarly vocals. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Abbath “Dread Reaver” [Season of Mist]
Gather round for another ceremony of rune magic and folk songs around a campfire. Wardruna give us one more offering of their magical Nordic folk, with 11 new ...
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Comments Off on Review: Wardruna “Kvitravn – First Flight of the White Raven” [By Norse Music / Music For Nations / Columbia Germany]
Let’s return to a melancholic, desolate landscape, created by this tormented doom metal album. Yes, this is the kind of album that needs to be described with words ...
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Comments Off on Review: Shape of Despair “Return to the Void” [Season of Mist]
This is an album that’s weird and off in the best way possible, with distorted riffs, quirky vocals and strange stories. This is immediately established in the first ...
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Comments Off on Review: Voivod “Synchro Anarchy” [Century Media Records]
Let’s go on a long, scary trip through a dark and cold road, because that’s what this album feels like. Dark but huge, elaborate, full of many adventures. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Cult of Luna “The Long Road North” [Metal Blade Records]
Let’s have a new trip through the strange and varied musical landscapes created by Amorphis, because there is unexpected beauty to this musical world. Amorphis has always had ...
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Comments Off on Review: Amorphis “Halo” [Atomic Fire Records]
Here’s a fascinating mixture of death metal and gothic metal, about a chaotic world and uncertainties about the future. This album is gothic and death-obsessed, and inspired by ...
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Comments Off on Review: Fit For An Autopsy “Oh What The Future Holds” [Nuclear Blast]
Here is a tortured EP influenced by nu-metal and extreme metal, that shows some potential but doesn’t go all the way yet. There are many different ideas and ...
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Comments Off on Review: Oceans “Hell Is Where the Heart Is Vol. I: Love and Her Embrace” [Nuclear Blast]
Here’s a first for me: how do you review a cover album? Do you review how the music stands on its own, or how it compares to the ...
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Comments Off on Review: Axel Rudi Pell “Diamonds Unlocked II” [Steamhammer]
Here’s a gloomy World War First-themed black/death metal album that has its moments but isn’t well-made or long enough to make a big impact. Most tracks begin or ...
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Comments Off on Review: Kanonenfieber “Menschenmühle” [Noisebringer Records]
Here is a nice rocking album with all sorts of promising ideas and interesting stories. The album is somewhere between rock and metal, with some interesting experimentations in ...
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Comments Off on Review: Ronin “Ronin”
Here is a band working through their sorrows and difficult emotions with the help of a tortured doom metal album, and with rather musically enjoyable results. The overall ...
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Comments Off on Review: Funeral “Praesentialis in Aeternum” [Season of Mist]
Here is an interesting album with a mix of almost all genres of popular music and themes of survival in a broken world. It’s pretty good if you’re ...
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Comments Off on Review: Dr. Schafausen “Waiting For Tomorrow” [Sliptrick Records]
What a great and majestic power metal album. Rhapsody of Fire give us another symphonic and power metal adventure, full of energy, great choruses and mixes of guitars ...
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Comments Off on Review: Rhapsody of Fire “Glory for Salvation” [AFM Records]
