Album Reviews

BEAR do not disappoint with their fourth full-length record 'Propaganda', a true jewel reminiscent of the late 2000s. Check it out!
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'V' is fueled by aggression and the coherent intensity the songs is inflated by the dynamic enthusiasm, but its consistency makes some of the tracks sound average.
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After the acoustic pilgrimage that was ‘Hallowing of Heirdom’, Manchester’s bards of black metal, Winterfylleth, have returned to their olden ways of yore on ‘The Reckoning Dawn’.
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Green Carnation releases their first new album in 14 years and it's a musical masterpiece like you'd come to expect from these prog masters.
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'Solitude in Madness' highlights a notable shift in style to the mid-00s. Therefore there’s remarkable brutality and ultimate aggression.
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Naglfar still remains among the superior bands in Sweden, this is a very well-crafted album mixed with blackened melodies and solid aggression.
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While waiting for the next full length, Khemmis’ new EP, filled with rarities, covers and live tracks, will serve as an excellent appetizer for one of epic doom’s most promising newcomers.
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This live album from Parkway Drive is a nice memory if you were at the concert. It’s a nice living room concert as well to just rock out and let all your energy on the loose.
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"Cosmic World Mother" is ...And Ocean’s fifth album that sees them returning to their old symphonic black metal roots.
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Musically The Womb of Zero doesn’t have the characteristics of the orthodox black metal instead Bythos clearly articulate the melodies.
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