Album Review: dead7 – LOVE WHAT YOU CAN WHILE YOU GOT SOMETHING LEFT TO LOVE (SharpTone Records)
dead7 will release their debut album ‘LOVE WHAT YOU CAN WHILE YOU STILL GOT SOMETHING LEFT TO LOVE’ on July 11th, 2025, via SharpTone Records.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Why Patterns – Screamers (Human Worth)
Following from their uncompromising and off-kilter 2022 debut album ‘Regurgitorium’, Why Patterns return with an ear assaulting about turn on their sophomore record ‘Screamers’. Out 11th July, 2025, via Human Worth.
Album Review: Born Of Osiris – Through Shadows (Sumerian Records)
Progressive metalcore pioneers Born of Osiris will release their brand-new album ‘Through Shadows’, on July 11th, via Sumerian Records.
Album Review: Dire Thorns – The Happy Man (Metal Vision Records)
Dire Thorns are a young, masked, Russo-English nu-death metal band from Grimsby in the UK. On July 9th they will release their debut album, ‘The Happy Man’ via Metal Vision Records.
Album Review: Calva Louise – Edge of the Abyss (Mascot Records)
Metal, punk, electronica and art rock weave through grandiose narratives and cinematic storytelling with a mind-blowing visual delivery, this is the Calva Louise universe. Their new album, ‘Edge of the Abyss’, will be released on July 11th, 2025, via Mascot Records.
Album Review: Viogression – Thaumaturgic Veil (Self Released)
Milwaukee Death Metal veterans, Viogression, are set to self-release their new album, Thaumaturgic Veil, on July 11th.
Album Review: Gaupa – FYR (Nuclear Blast)
Sweden’s Gaupa return with a four-track mini album titled ‘FYR’, the start of their next chapter as a four-piece band. It will be released on July 4th, via Nuclear Blast.
Album Review: Visions of Atlantis – Armada Live Over Europe (Napalm Records)
International symphonic metal frontrunners Visions of Atlantis will release their live album ‘Armada Live Over Europe’ via Napalm Records on July 4th, 2025.