When covering The Talas of Satan, the last album from Hardcore Anal Hydrogen we called a particular track a “beautiful meshuga.” It was a suggestion which undoubtedly applied to the whole release and is even more apt for the French… Read More ›
Apathia Records
Pryapisme – Diabolicus Felinae Pandemonium
The press release for Diabolicus Felinae Pandemonium, the third album from the creative diablerie that is avant-garde/experimental metallers Pryapisme, declares it is “definitely the album of immaturity”. In truth it is the most accomplished, dare one say inventively mature offering… Read More ›
öOoOoOoOoOo – Samen
Every year seems to have one month where riveting surprises and essential releases come at ears in a keen flood. This year it is maybe two as October follows September in unleashing records which simply inflame the imagination, an increasing… Read More ›
Perihelion – Hold
With their last album, Zeng, still luring keen attention since its release last October, the Debrecen hailing Perihelion now immerse ears and imagination in further emotively and atmospherically fuelled landscapes through a new EP. The four track proposal of Hold,… Read More ›
Perihelion – Zeng
Perihelion is a Hungarian quartet who conjures a raw and invasive post /avant-garde metal merged sound. Fair to say there is more to that core recipe too, a blackened essence and punkish spicing amongst the flavours uniting in the band’s… Read More ›
Pryapisme – Futurologie EP
Whether you imagine Futurologie as the soundtrack to a deranged fairy tale, the evolving musical carousel to a spatial set ballet, or the accompaniment to the light and dark caresses of life, and it changes with every listen, French avant-garde… Read More ›
Zapruder – Fall in Line
It may be titled Fall in Line, but the debut album from French band Zapruder does everything but that with its rigorously unpredictable and exhaustingly diverse sound. The release is made up by a collection of tracks which are as… Read More ›
Hardcore Anal Hydrogen – The Talas of Satan
Sometimes a release just stops you in your tracks, presses an irresistibly inviting hand into yours, and pulls the psyche into an undiscovered experience which ignites every pore, thought, and emotion. Such is the case with the unpredictable, thoroughly compelling,… Read More ›
Heart Attack – Stop Pretending
It may have taken French metallers Heart Attack six years to unleash their debut album but the time was well spent honing their rapacious sound as Stop Pretending is one impressive and attention grabbing encounter. Consisting of ten mighty and… Read More ›
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