Nightmarish and severe, a devouring of the senses; that is blood feather, the debut EP from US outfit, GUHTS. It is a predacious tempest of sound and emotion, a trial of torment and atmospheric corrosion honed quite simply into one… Read More ›
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Duckeye – Welt
There is no denying there is always a thick surge of excitement when we get an email from certain quarters saying “We have a new album coming out.” Australian noise mongrels Duckeye are one such protagonist for ears and anticipation,… Read More ›
Degraey – Reveries
With their debut album a couple of years back, Spanish post metallers Degraey fascinated as they provoked, aroused as they consumed; drawing potent attention and plaudits with every move within Chrysalis. It was a release which opened its body to… Read More ›
Maudlin – Sassuma Arnaa
Most of us are captivated by the sea; whether sitting on the bracing edge of a cliff top, looking through a shore fixed window, or walking its skin lapping edge drawn and fascinated by the emotive call and lures it… Read More ›
An Evening With Knives – Serrated
Yearning to be embroiled in a tempest of raw energy and intensity? Then the debut album from Dutch trio An Evening With Knives is a date you might not want to miss. Offering seven slabs of raw emotion and muscular… Read More ›
Somaesthesia – Path Of Least Resistance
Path Of Least Resistance is the debut EP from Scottish metallers Somaesthesia, an outfit gut instincts get a feeling for and suggest big things from ahead. Their first release is no lightweight pleaser either, a proposition which though not always… 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 ›
Sunwølf – Eve
Melancholy and music has always been a ready-made success and it comes as no finer a persuasion than Eve, the new album from Scottish band Sunwølf. Admittedly emotion and thick suggestiveness is only one shade in the creative palette of… Read More ›
Eyes Front North – From Shape to Name
With tracks providing maze like soundscapes as easy to explore as they are easy to get lost in and emotionally derailed by, the debut album from French metallers Eyes Front North is one attention grabbing proposal. It is as challenging… Read More ›
WOWS – Aion
Raw, invasive, and insistently hypnotic, the new album from Italian doom metallers WOWS is a gripping consumption of the senses and equally an instinctive spark for shadow clasped emotions. The band’s sound and in turn album Aion, is a predatory… Read More ›
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