Album Review: Belmont – Aftermath (Pure Noise Records)
Progressive-punk quartet, Belmont’s new album Aftermath is out the 4th March 2022 via Pure Noise Records. It is also the band’s Pure Noise Records debut album.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Godless Truth – Godless Truth (Transcending Obscurity Records)
Tech-death band Godless Truth are back with their brand-new, self-titled release. Out on March 4th, 2022 via Transcending Obscurity Records.
Album Review: As I May – Karu (UPRISING! Records)
Melodic metal band As I May will release their new album ‘Karu’ digitally, on LP (red/black marble, limited to 300 units) and CD formats on March 4th, 2022, via UPRISING! Records.
Album Review: The Black Capes – Looks Like Death (The Council of Bones/Ikaros Records)
Gothic rock band The Black Capes will release their brand-new album, Looks Like Death on March 3rd, 2022.
EP Review: À TERRE – Traversée (Self Released)
French dark, post-black metal band À TERRE are back with a brand-new 3-track EP called ‘Traversée’. It will be released digitally on the 28th of February and on CD on the 14th March.
Album Review: Slob – Deepwoods Shack Of Sodomy (Comatose Music)
Two-piece UK murder machine Slob are finally ready to uncover the rotten corpse of their debut album, Deepwoods Shack of Sodomy. Out on March 4th, 2022 via Comatose Music.
Album Review: Hammerfall – Hammer of Dawn (Napalm Records)
Swedish saviors of heavy metal Hammerfall let the hammer strike again with their twelfth studio album, Hammer of Dawn, released on February 25th, 2022 via Napalm Records.
Album Review: All That Was Promised by Hath (Willowtip Records)
New Jersey’s Blackened Death Metal juggernaut, Hath, will release their sophomore full-length album titled All That Was Promised on March 4 via Willowtip Records.