Edari, the debut album from French band Område has to be one of the most fascinating and compelling propositions this year, and in turn one of the most enjoyable. The release consists of eight tracks which are startlingly individual to… Read More ›
Mnemic
Norse – Pest
A rabid cauldron of pestilential sonic animosity and blackened death metal voracity, Pest the new album from Australian metallers Norse, is a release to fear as much as one to lust over. The six track scourge is a glorious malevolent… Read More ›
Terrorway – Blackwaters
Bakerteam Records has really gone for the jugular this month with not only the impressive carnivorous release of the new Sawthis album but also the equally predacious and scintillating Terrorway debut full-length, Blackwaters. An antagonistic assault of extreme metal with… Read More ›
The Devilzwork – A Dead Horse
Australian industrial metallers The Devilzwork set senses and fears cowering last year with their album Floodlights, a carnivorous sonic pestilence which gnawed and seduced the emotions with lethal yet compelling severity. Now the band returns with its successor A Dead… Read More ›
Empyrios – Zion
Italian progressive metallers Empyrios have returned with a beast of an album in Zion, a release which has something for everyone in sound and eclectic imagination. Following their acclaimed album The Glorious Sickness of 2008, the new slab of concentrated… Read More ›
Corrosive elegance: An interview with Drop from Sybreed
Easily one of the most intense and immense albums to ignite the year was God is an Automaton, the fourth album from Swiss metallers Sybreed. The release unleashed everything which is good about the cyber metal magnificence of the band… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 