Album Reviews

Idle Hands' 'Mana' is a goth rroch/heavy metal masterpiece that strikes more than one emotional chord.
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The sophomore is a good mix of the semi death/doom style. The standard work of the album is very good and suitable for fans who like their music served with rotten riffs, guttural growls and grinding drums.
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Baest seems to continue in the same direction of the debut album but this time they push harder where they intent to sound more organic and raw.
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Nightfell borrow the elements of 90’s death metal and turn their sound into crushing obscure dirges.
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All thriller and no filler, Destruction kills it again with a modern yet classic thrash metal sound!
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"VII the Chariot" is intense and full of compelling riffs, orchestra synth work and dramatic vocals.
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Swedish apocalyptic pop duo Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio invites you to a four song foursome on ‘Ménage à Quatre’.
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In pursuit of speaking the unspeakable, Kristin Hayter exorcises her own demons on the uncompromising survivor stories of Lingua Ignota’s third album ‘Caligula’.
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The fresh take on extreme and death/crust metal style proves that the younger generation like the Estonian Swarn has their own methodical approach to this sub-genre.
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It may take a few attempts for a band to reach to a certain level of competence but I can say that Witch Vomit has perfected their sound on the sophomore release.
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