Album Review: Slaegt – The Wheel (Ván Records)
Ván Records presents “The Wheel” – the new full-length of Denmark’s Slaegt and the follow-up to the critically acclaimed “Domus Mysterium” from 2017! The Wheel is out on October 5th 2018.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: High on Fire – Electric Messiah (eOne)
High on Fire will release their new album, Electric Messiah on the 5th October 2018 through Entertainment One (eOne) ahead of their UK Co-headline tour with Enslaved. A metal band, through and through, Electric Messiah is the band’s most diverse work to date.
Album Review: Evil Scarecrow – Chapter IV: Antartarctica (Dead Box Records)
Having proven themselves to be more then just a comedy band, Evil Scarecrow are one of metals most cherished DIY bands having carved out an impressive career while remaining unsigned. It has been five years roughly since their last release but everyone’s favourite party band are back with their fourth album, Chapter IV: Antartarctica out on September 28th 2018.
EP Review – Black Reign by Avenged Sevenfold (Warner Bros)
American hard rockers/metallers, Avenged Sevenfold have released a new EP, their first EP actually, called Black Reign. Black Reign was released on the 21st of September via Warner Bros.
Album Review: OTN – Tabula Rasa (Self Released)
It’s been a long wait for the eclectic rock band, OTN (Outside the New)’s debut album but they finally released Tabula Rasa (Latin for clean slate) early last year.
Album Review: Yurt – IV: The Obstacle is Everything (Self Released)
IV: The Obstacle is Everything is the new album from progressive noise/rock band Yurt. Their 4th album to date, it will be released on October 6th 2018. In their own words: “Expect some manner of noise for your consideration and displeasure.”
Album Review: Kobold – Death Parade (Iron Blood & Death corp)
Death Parade was originally released in 2017 but had gotten a new lease on life thanks to a re-release by the Mexican label, Iron Blood & Death corp. The debut album from Serbian band Kobold, its 15 tracks (including an Exciter cover) of thrash/speed metal.
Album Review: Ichor – God Of Thunder God Of War (Seance Records)
The cult black metal band, Ichor formed in 1993 and disbanded later that year with only a four-track demo released. Late in 2017, the decision was made by the duo, Wraith and Diablore to re-form Ichor, and they promptly recorded the band’s first full-length. It is called God of Thunder God of War and is out on October 5th 2018 via Seance Records.