For the past couple of years real attention has been gathering pace around Swiss metallers OPHELIA’S EYE, a band which though previously gathering its craft and qualities together for growing interest truly lit public awareness around 2020 and certainly a… Read More ›
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Ophelia’s Eye – Fight For Us
Unleashing their individually ferocious tempest of metalcore meets melodic death/modern metal, Swiss outfit Ophelia’s Eye has just released their new EP, Fight For Us. It is a three track tempest of sound and enterprise which simply commanded attention. After going… Read More ›
Hampered – Asylum
Formed in 2013, French metallers Hampered have just uncaged their debut album and one attention grabbing beast it is. Maybe not the most unique in sound Asylum more than makes up for any familiarity with creative imagination and suggestive drama,… Read More ›
The Redeemed – Obscured Misery
The sign of a really potent introduction is that it is still grabbing new attention and support months after its initial release, and that is exactly what Obscured Misery, the debut from UK thrash metalcore outfit The Redeemed is making… Read More ›
Cleanse The Hive – From The Depths EP
If you have not head the buzz around Scottish metallers Cleanse The Hive yet, there is a pretty good chance you soon will as the band’s debut EP explodes in more and more ears. An irritable and dynamic fusion of… Read More ›
Anti-Clone – The Root Of Man
If asked at the start of the year which was the one release we were most anticipating in 2016 there would have been no pause of thought involved in saying the debut album from UK metallers Anti-Clone. They had us… Read More ›
Idols Of Apathy – Life Lessons
Truly standing out in the vast horde of metal bands with a hellacious bully of a sound seems to get harder and harder with every passing year and diversely brutal release. Originality is a premium numerous touch upon, often impressively,… Read More ›
Never Found – Sorrow And Cyanide
It seems Welsh band Never Found has been thrilling fans for quite a while now, but that potent knock on the broadest attention and success has yet to be made. Until now anyway as the band’s debut EP Sorrow And… Read More ›
New textures and explorations: talking Wovenwar with Josh Gilbert
The background and events leading up to the creation and emergence of the San Diego quintet Wovenwar have been well publicised as since has also been the might and thrilling adventure of the band’s self-titled debut album which was unleashed… Read More ›
Eyes Of Mara – Self Titled
At times bedlamic, and very often a cacophonous onslaught, the debut self-titled album from US metallers Eyes Of Mara is one of the most compelling and savage releases this year. It is a provocation that gives you no choice but… Read More ›