A brief but nonetheless fulfilling demo has landed courtesy of Norwegian newcomers Sovereign. Neurotic rolls out steak-sized chugs to suggest that a poor prize heffer has been sacrificed ...
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The number of female fronted bands is getting bigger and bigger while the music they play becomes more diverse. Nevertheless, there are some genres where female fronted bands ...
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Comments Off on Review: Hellraiders “Fighting Hard” [Inferno Records]
The band Prophecy 23 or to be exact Prophecy23 was formed in 2001 in Mannheim, Germany. Initially the band was Thrash and Death Metal oriented but gradually Punk ...
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Comments Off on Review: Prophecy 23 “Fresh Metal” [Massacre Records]
Multi-talented Polish solo artist Anna Maria Oskierko created Ols as an outlet for her haunting and holistic songs. While gentle in delivery, Ols’ ritualistic pagan prose makes for captivating ...
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Comments Off on Review: Ols ”Widma” [Pagan Records]
An album that takes you on a journey is an album worth appreciating, and Wrekmeister Harmonies’ latest full length is no exception. It’s a bizarre journey at that ...
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Comments Off on Review: Wrekmeister Harmonies “We Love to Look at the Carnage” [Thrill Jockey Records]
Formed in 2012 in Prague, the stunning capital of Czechia (or Czech Republic, if your prefer), as a one-man project by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Dan Friml, former member ...
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Comments Off on Review: Mean Messiah “Divine Technology” [Slovak Metal Army]
Don’t look around the corner, it might be lurking there… Well, how to start a review about a not entirely undisputed classic? Alice in Hell, unlike many other ...
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Comments Off on Review: Annihilator ”Alice in Hell” [Roadrunner Records]
Coming from the rotting tombs under Westerstede, Germany rises another death metal project that sucked me in upon the first listen of their latest EP titled The Dissolution ...
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Comments Off on Review: Graveyard Ghoul “The Dissolution of Flesh” [Lycanthropic Chants / Fucking Kill Records]
Me And That Man, an Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski’s Dark Country/Blues side project suddenly gained attention in 2017 when the first album, Songs Of Love And Death was released. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Me And That Man “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit Vol. 1” [Napalm Records]
This is a much better way to make an album that tells stories. This one really has it all: catchy verses and choruses, powerful vocals, great riffs, nice ...
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Comments Off on Review: Rhodium “Sea Of The Dead” [Sliptrick records]
It’s hard to be unbiased when one of your favorite bands releases a new album, especially when it’s a long-awaited album. Yes, it is hard but I’ll try. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Heaven Shall Burn “Of Truth And Sacrifice” [Century Media Records]
This album is a really tasty slice of thrash metal, with some nice fast riffs, great raspy and gritty vocals, and lots of evil attitude. It’s evil music ...
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Comments Off on Review: Prophets Of The Apocalypse “Threshold Of War” [Sliptrick records]
A little warning in advance, I would go ahead and mark this under the “give it time to grow on you” category. Acolytes Of Moros are a Swedish ...
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Comments Off on Review: Acolytes of Moros “The Wellspring” [Nine Records]
Whatever it is, Myrkur is a very interesting project, though some “orthodox” still think that it doesn’t has a right for existence; ok, that’s what they think. Nevertheless, ...
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Comments Off on Review: Myrkur “Folkesange” [Relapse Records]
The line “the throne is never vacant” (or principle of mass conservation, if we’re talking more scientifically) certainly applies to the music as well. How much times some ...
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Comments Off on Review: Vulcano “Eye In Hell” [Mighty Music]
I follow Italians Deathless Legacy for something like four years. Since 2016 they released an album in a year, slowly going from a fun “circus of the freaks” ...
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Comments Off on Review: Deathless Legacy “Saturnalia” [Scarlet Records]
While leather clothed geezers Manowar are saying good bye with their farewell tour but not going to went off the stage (or just packing their things and leave, ...
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Comments Off on Review: Ross The Boss “Born Of Fire” [AFM Records]
What a fool I am for sleeping on Traveler last year. Their debut album is pretty magnificent, but it would have made the newest effort even more fun, ...
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Comments Off on Review: Traveler “Termination Shock” [Gates of Hell Records]
IF you thought the darkest, bleakest thing in South Africa was its economic outlook, think again. Johannesburg-based duo Onheilig (who recently signed to Avgrundsklanger Records) are burning the ...
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Comments Off on Review: Onheilig “His Will, My Craft” [Demo]
Music that you find bland tends to be the hardest to review. There’s only so many times you can stretch “it’s so unremarkable that there is not really ...
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Comments Off on Review: MYRHOLT “Solens Soenn og Maanens Datter”
