Album Reviews

'Ashes Coalesce' is full of these mysterious moments that make the sophomore strange yet beautiful.
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After a 12 year hiatus, Manchester’s slowest and heaviest band, Atavist, is back on its feet with a new record deal on Candlelight Records and their third fully length album, the murky mammoth, ‘III: Absolution’.
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Over the thirty minutes of its duration, VoidCeremony has competently dazzled me with their unique and professional talent.
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With such grotesque imagination, Ulthar's songs on 'Providence' are spawned by the array of primitive raw black metal and brutal death metal.
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Armagedda presents something old and new to the fans through the solid aggression and the melodic facets of the Swedish black metal demonstrated on their new album!
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Sludge outfit Growing Horns delivers half an hour of dark, brooding and absolutely crushing metal music with their first EP!
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Rock power trio RRRags delivers an album filled with vintage rockers that'll get you going and dancing throughout the summer times. Good vibes on this one!
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'Bloem' is saturated with compelling melodies that will make you instantly fall in adoration with Fluisteraars' atmospheric black metal sound.
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Rise Radiant is the Caligula’s Horse sound pushed to its extremes: at once its most ferocious and its most touching, its most expansive and its most condensed, its most poetic and its most vicious. A mist have for the prog rockers deep inside of us.
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With Virus, Haken created once again a very enjoyable progressive album with a conceptually link to Vector.
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