Hailing from the heart of the French Pyrénées, WORSELDER is one of those bands which challenge the want to pigeonhole and the need to place an artist’s sound in a precise box. Indeed, the metallers bear an instinct to organically… Read More ›
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Monolyth – We’ve Caught the Sun
With a sound seemingly drawing an array of tags, French metallers MONOLYTH have just released their new album, We’ve Caught the Sun. Explore and you will see them described as offering melodic death metal, melodic trash, Grind, metalcore, power metal,… Read More ›
King Kraken – MCLXXX
First it stirred, drawing immediate attention but at the same time it took its time to hone its muscles and refine its predatory instincts. Now the beast has risen and prowling the metal landscape with the world in its sights… Read More ›
Extinction A.D. – Culture of Violence
Its press release states that Culture of Violence is “the album we’ve been in the process of creating since 2015. This is the record where we can firmly say with confidence, “This is what XAD is all about!””. It is… Read More ›
HorrorHead – Avarice
Furious and unrelenting, brutal and creatively ruthless, Avarice is the debut album from metallers HorrorHead and a release which, even as we cowered before its callous savagery, had ears devouring every destructive tendency. HorrorHead is an Australian outfit with its… Read More ›
Despyre – Rise Up
The sound of Long Island, NY metallers Despyre is another which seems openly bred in familiar strains and flavours of sound but emerges as something boldly individual to its creators; all the proof within the band’s striking new album, Rise… Read More ›
UnHuman Insurrection – Equilibrium
Hailing from Monselice in Italy, UnHuman Insurrection is a band we suggest you will be hearing a great deal more of and increasing praise for as their debut album reaches an increasing number of ears. Equilibrium offers up eights slabs… Read More ›
Silver P – Self Titled
Providing a debut album easy to suspect most heavy metal fans will find plenty within to spark an eager appetite, Silver P is the solo project of guitarist Pugnale, alias Roberto Colombini. The self-titled release though also embraces a host… Read More ›
Hell Night / Sweat Shoppe – Split
A new split on Encapsulated Records sees two of St. Louis, Missouri’s finest come together for one simply tremendous encounter. The release features five tracks shared between Hellnight and Sweat Shoppe, a quintet of tracks which all unerringly got under… Read More ›
Dark Hound – Dawning
Without a plaintive twang in sight, Dark Hound presents a new side to the assumed Nashville music scene though new album Dawning. Hear the Tennessee capital’s name and you automatically think country music in its glory but the ear grabbing… Read More ›
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