Album Review – The Great War by Sabaton (Nuclear Blast)
Swedish power metallers, Sabaton, will release their brand new album, The Great War, on the 19th of July via Nuclear Blast.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Tanjiir – Purnima (Self Released)
Tanjiir, the instrumental post metal group from Chicago, Illinois has announced that their debut record Purnima will be released independently through all major digital storefronts and streaming platforms on July 19th, 2019.
Album Review: Hammerhands – Model Citizen (Self Released)
Sitting somewhere between the crushing heaviness of doom, the desert groove of stoner rock and the bleak and unruly fuzz-drenched strut of noise-rock, Hammerhands’ new album ‘Model Citizen’ is out on the 19th July 2019.
Album Review: Through Fire – All Animal (Sumerian Records)
The Omaha, NE quartet of Through Fire fuses hard-hitting riffs, electronic provocations, and contagious melodies. The same fire fuels their second full-length album entitled ‘All Animal’ out on July 19th 2019 via Sumerian Records.
Album Review: Fear Bound – Seize The Day (Self Released)
The five-piece machine that is Fear Bound hail from Cambridgeshire and originally formed in 2013. Released in June 2018, Seize the Day is the latest album from the melodic dread outfit.
Album Review – Outstrider by Abbath (Season of Mist)
Norwegian black metal band, Abbath, are back with their second album called Outstrider, released on the 5th of July via Season of Mist.
Album Review: Gates To The Morning – Return To Earth (Self Released)
Gates To The Morning are a New Jersey post black metal band driven by the singular vision of Sean Meyers. After years of deliberation and struggle, their unique sound has finally come together on Return to Earth to see the light of day on July 19th 2019.
Album Review: Mission Jupiter – Architecture (Epictronic)
Hearing ‘dream rock’ you’re likely to frame a picture in your mind. It could be any variation of spacey, airy, light electronica, floating rock riffs played at a more calming pace and vocals that soothe the mind, body and soul. Mission Jupiter’s Architecture is all of that and more.