EP Review: Predatory Void – Atoned In Metamorphosis (Pelagic Records)
Predatory Void returns with their third record, an EP titled ‘Atoned in Metamorphosis’, out on February 6th, 2026, via Pelagic Records.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Paganizer – As Mankind Rots (Xtreem Music)
The Scandinavian War machine rolls on. After twenty-seven years, thirteen full length studio albums and an ever-growing brood of EPs, split releases, live albums and compilations, Paganizer continue to devastate all in their path. The new album, ‘As Mankind Rots’ will be released on February 5th, 2026.
EP Review: Demonic Resurrection – Apocalypse Dawn (Self Released)
Indian metal veterans Demonic Resurrection, who are celebrating 25 years, have announced the release of a new EP ‘Apocalyptic Dawn’, out on 6th February 2026.
EP Review: What Will Be – Primordial (Self Released)
What Will Be’s new EP, ‘Primordial’, is a four-track project inspired by the primordial elements – wind, water, fire, and earth. It will be released on February 6th, 2026.
Album Review: Mayhem – Liturgy Of Death (Century Media)
With four decades of darkness behind them, Norway’s extreme metal ground breakers Mayhem continue to be as relevant as ever. Their brand-new studio album, ‘Liturgy of Death’ is out on February 6th, 2026, via Century Media Records.
EP Review: Infinite Misery – Altar of Extracted Teeth (Iron Fortress Records)
Infinite Misery will release their debut EP, ‘Altar of Extracted Teeth’, on February 6th via Iron Fortress Records, available on digital, vinyl, CD, and cassette.
Album Review: Uncultivates – This Will Become Clear Later, Like The French Revolution (HORSEBOX Records)
Uncultivates, the mathy post-hardcore group of riff-totin’ cowboys from Southern (Ireland) Texas, will release their debut album, ‘This Will Become Clear Later, Like The French Revolution’ on February 6th, 2026, via HORSEBOX Records.
Album Review: Tailgunner – Midnight Blitz (Napalm Records)
Tailgunner’s Midnight Blitz hits hard from the start, blending blistering riffs, driving drums, and soaring vocals across ten versatile tracks. From the blitzkrieg title track to the epic Tears In Rain and the emotional War In Heaven, the album delivers hooks, solos, and energy without ever losing its pure heavy metal core.