Album Review: Pukewraith – Banquet of Scum (Blood Harvest)
Blood Harvest Records presents Pukewraith’s highly anticipated debut album, Banquet of Scum, on vinyl LP format.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Lacey – This is All We Are (Self Released)
The Nottingham quartet Lacey will release their new album, and first in five years, on July 17th, 2023. Called ‘This Is All We Are’, it is the long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s I Don’t Owe the World A Thing.
Album Review: Chamber – A Love To Kill For (Pure Noise Records)
Rising Nashville metalcore agitators Chamber will return this summer with the release of their highly anticipated second full-length record, A Love to Kill For. It is due out July 14th, 2023, from Pure Noise Records.
Album Review: The Devil’s Trade – Vidékek vannak idebenn (Season of Mist)
Dark singer-songwriter act The Devil’s Trade will release their new album ‘Vidékek vannak idebenn’ on July 14th via Season of Mist.
EP Review: Goat Monsoon – Living Hell (Self Released)
Hail the goat. Worship the riff. Essex’s Goat Monsoon have a brand-new EP to enjoy. It’s called ‘Living Hell’ and will be released on July 15th, 2023.
Album Review: Deitus – Irreversible (Candlelight Records)
Black metallers Deitus return from the abyss after more than 4 years of silence, with their third studio album, Irreversible, on July 14th via Candlelight Records.
Album Review: Cavalera – Morbid Visions (Nuclear Blast)
Max and Iggor Cavalera have teamed up under the name Cavalera to re-record Sepultura’s debut album, Morbid Visions (1986). It will be released on July 14th, 2023, via Nuclear Blast.
EP Review: Cavalera – Bestial Devastation (Nuclear Blast)
Max and Iggor Cavalera have teamed up under the name Cavalera to re-record Sepultura’s debut EP, Bestial Devastation (1985). It will be released on July 14th, 2023, via Nuclear Blast.