Album Reviews

Celestial Sanctuary has successfully managed to release a gripping piece of old-school death metal. The British quartet has brought something exceptional and uncommon in the modern age of death metal.
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What does The Quill from Sweden, do when they can’t perform due to a worldwide pandemic? They create a killer ninth studio album!
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You can't miss Diamante Azzura Boveli when she passes by with her sapphire hair. But you can deffinitely not ignore (nor forget) her once you hear her sing. She is only 24 years old and she's already crushing it. After her debut album in 2018, she made a killer rock album all independently.
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On their newest endeavor the Portuguese-based musician merges the oddities of avant-gardism and the technique of third-wave black metal, resulting in an approach similar to the Icelandic style of black metal.
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With just under 20 minutes of music on this EP, I’m sad it’s already over. This is just the first EP that Aeon of Awareness is releasing, so keep an eye out for their releases in the future.
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'Levende I Brønshøj Vandtårn' is built on a massive composition of raw black metal but there are clear and distinctive elements that separate Solbrud from other contemporary bands today.
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The Brazilian duo offer a harrowing experience as they manage to brew their own brand of death/doom metal.
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Sanguisugabogg managed to deliver a consistent album. This is a valid example of a modern breed of brutal death.
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The Stone’s latest output is, without doubt, one of the worthy albums I’ve heard this year, the Slavic quintet has brought a mesmeric and aggressive musical work full of hooks and melodies.
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Anarkhon musical themes are seemingly influenced by the Lovecraftian stories, the music conjures a horrible atmosphere that plunges you into the deep abyss of space and darkness.
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