Album Reviews

With prilgrims coming from both Malta and the Netherlands , Pilgrimage brings us seven tales of doom on their magnificent debut 'Sigil of the Pilgrim Sun', out on Sleazy Rider.
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Their fourth album 'Victory in Blood' reflects on vicious aggression, though Unanimated has opted for a ferocious sound, there are some elements that don’t really work out that well.
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With "Worship" Hypocrisy managed to craft one of it's best albums that combines the classic trademarks of these Swedish pioneers.
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On the debut full length album Proscriptor McGovern’s Apsû incarnates the legacy of Absu and takes a new approach to the domains of avant-garde black/thrash metal.
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With the latest EP Bavarian death metal act Nekrovault continues to sculpt its reputation as a promising newcomer into the genre of death metal.
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Sijjin explores a varied style of underground extreme metal specifically when death metal and thrash metal were intertwined.
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There are modern rock and melodic metal parts in this EP, there are classical parts, there are parts where it’s all combined into one. But most of all, I love storytelling and these Tales are amazing.
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“Tide Turns Eternal” takes you on a voyage to astral plains beyond space and time.
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Swallow The Sun on the eighth album upholds the definite tone of melancholy that showcase luxurious and spaciously rich the melodies of melodic doom metal.
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Dying Wish really impresses with their debut full-length here. Their sound is a real nostalgic ride for those who actively took part of the mid-2000s (metallic) hardcore/metalcore golden ages.
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