Album Reviews

The sophomore conveys various versions of black metal that extend from Scandinavia to the Italian methods of black metal.
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This metalcore power party on a disk is also the 10th anniversary of Eskimo Callboy and together with the new singer, it’s the beginning of a new chapter.
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Temple Nightside managed to achieve a multi-dimensional sound on this record.
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Russia is often forgotten when it comes to metal, but here is Drops of Heart to remind us of the contrary.
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Line-up changes are always scary and don't always turn out for the best... which can't be said about Make Them Suffer.
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Skeletal Remains combines viciousness and brutality. The high-quality driven riffs and the grooves ooze from these tracks.
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En Minor sees Phil Anselmo hang up his electric guitar for a funeral procession along the New Orleans delta.
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On this debut full length, the Danish duo combines beautiful melodies and craft some of the most melodic/atmospheric albums of the year 2020. This comes as a high recommendation for the fans of semi-raw and lo-fi black metal.
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Aversions Crown released with "Hell Will Come For Us All" yet again an impressive deathcore album that slays!
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“Sermon of Apathy” is a very intense album but less extreme when compared to other modern death metal bands. Perhaps the lack of the album production is the only flaw of the album, otherwise, there’s nothing to complain here.
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