Album Reviews

In 2019 the Hellenic masters of symphonic, blackened death metal, Septicflesh, finally did full justice to their grand, orchestral manoeuvers in the dark when they performed with a full orchestra and choir in Mexico City.
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Bedsore takes many influences from other bands like Atheist and Cynic., but the Italian lads have crafted their debut by merging the progressive elements of death metal with other psychedelic aspects.
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French heavy metal about strong women in medieval tales. En garde!
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Gaerea has once again outdone themselves. "Limbo" is an outcome of creative songwriting that makes this sophomore worthy of your time.
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Listening to Psychonaut's debut album is an emotional rollercoaster that ebbs and flows between psychedelic, atmospheric parts and grooving heavy sludgeness.
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Belgian metal outfit Chalice brings an appetizer to what is to become most likely a full-length release. Check it out!
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Hell on Earth in Antwerp? Dance along with Spankraght's self-released debut album, 'Thou Shalt Drown in the Blood Of Thy Children' to learn the full story.
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Putting the spotlight on one of the nation's forlorn gems from long ago: '...And Darkness Drowned the Land Divine', the debut record from local death doom legend, Insanity Reigns Supreme.
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Belgian metal band Téras delivers a nasty thrash record interlaced with the right amount of black and death metal to kick in some teeth!
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Aversio Humanitatis deliver a fine album, a foreboding musical manifestation that depicts the horror vistas of the apocalypse.
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