EP Review: Sworn In – Start/End (Fearless Records)
American metalcore band, Sworn In have released Start/End via Fearless Records. A remix and remastering of the same EP released in 2012.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Flood Peak – Plagued by Sufferers (Self Released)
Flood Peak emerged from Portland, Oregon in 2016. With a mix of chaotic and droning riffs, frantic drums, sparsely raw vocals, and monstrous bass that creates a delicate wall of filth, their sound will surely appeal to Amenra, Grief and Inter Arma admirers.
Their debut album is called Plagued by Sufferers and is out now.
EP Review: Hell’s Gazelles – Take Your Medicine (Self Released)
UK hard rock four piece Hell’s Gazelles deliver on the promise shown on their self-titled debut and are preparing to release their brand new EP ‘Take Your Medicine’ on July 27th 2018.
Album Review: dep – We Are The Lights That Will Not Go Out (Self Released)
dep is the solo project of Danny Peck, an ambient, electronica rock based artist that has been present within the scene since 1994. ‘We Are The Lights That Will Not Go Out’ is his latest release.
Album Review – Northern Chaos Gods by Immortal (Nuclear Blast)
Norwegian black metal veterans, Immortal, have released their long awaited 9th studio album, Northern Chaos Gods. Northern Chaos Gods came out on the 6th of July via Nuclear Blast and marks the band’s first album since their well publicised split with former member, Abbath.
Album Review: Finnr’s Cane – Elegy (Prophecy Productions)
Elegy is the third full length from Prophecy Productions atmospheric black metal stalwarts Finnr’s Cane. The Canadian band has been carefully plotting a follow up to 2013’s A Portrait Painted By The Sun and the next chapter in their musical journey falls perfectly in conjunction with the bands 10th birthday. The album will be unleashed on July 20th 2018.
Album Review: Hertz Kankarok – Make Madder Music (Self Released)
Hertz Kankarok reappears from the darkness with a new opus entitled Make Madder Music. Four songs, more than 34 minutes of oppressive, slow and pitch-dark extreme metal
EP Review: Depths of Hatred – Bloodguilt (Prosthetic Records)
Montreal technical death metal outfit, Depths of Hatred, blend vicious, ferocious vocals, aggressive guitar riffs, and fast, relentless style drumming to result in a sound that some would call unforgiving. Their label debut EP titled Bloodguilt hits streets July 20th 2018 and will mark the first recordings with new frontman, Nico Monette, who replaces exiting singer, Dominic D.D.