Album Reviews
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Hacktivist - Hyperdialect
Hacktivist is a name that has become synonymous with their non-stop touring cycles and the band have finally released their second full-length album titled ‘Hyperdialect’. The Milton Keynes based rap-metal group have done a great job with getting fans excited for the new release with every single that has come out doing extremely well over...
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Sepiroth - Condemned To Suffer
Brutality, carnage and filth are what makes a badass death metal album and Sepiroth have all three in bucket loads. The band from the Netherlands are back with their third album ‘Condemned to Suffer’ and I have to admit, I’ve been waiting for this release for a while now so I think I’m going to...
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Crypta - Echoes of the Soul
Crypta is here with their debut album titled ‘Echoes Of The Soul’. The album has generated quite a bit of fanfare since being announced and fans of the all-female death metal group have been more than pleased with what they have heard already. When I found out about this band I was instantly curious to...
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Hammer King - Hammer King
German Power metal-lers Hammer King are back with their brand new self titled album. This marks the band’s fourth studio album and it promises to take fans on a voyage of epic proportions. The excitement around the release has been on full display with fans already getting single ‘Atlantis (Epilogue)’ to over 7000 streams on...
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AFI - Bodies
It’s been 3 years since AFI dropped their explosive EP ‘The Missing Man’ and fans have been chomping at the bit for the follow-up album to 2017’s ‘AFI (The Blood Album)’. The band have not been shy about releasing singles for ‘Bodies’ as they have already released 7 tracks from the album and fans have...
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Poppy - EAT
Poppy is back out of nowhere with a surprise EP release. The ‘EAT (NXT Soundtrack)’ EP has quite literally dropped without any warning and it’s already making a huge splash into the metal scene. I was surprised and impressed with her 2020 release ‘I Disagree’ so I am eager to jump right into this, so...
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Desaster - Churches Without Saints
German metallers Desaster are back with a brand new album titled ‘Churches Without Saints’. The band’s mix of Black Metal and Thrash has had fans eager to hear more of the unique blend of music that Desaster is quickly becoming known for. After all the praise I’ve heard around the bands 2016 release ‘The Oath...
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Atreyu - Baptize
California Metallers Atreyu are back with ‘Baptize’. The rap-metal outfit is coming from the hugely successful release of their 2018 release ‘In Our Wake’ and will be hoping for similar acclaim from fans and the media alike. Just from the release of the singles, fans have shown just how excited they are with the track...
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Rise Against - Nowhere Generation
Political rockers Rise Against are back with their highly anticipated album ‘Nowhere Generation’. The outspoken outfit has made quite the name for themselves which has led to this upcoming album being one of their biggest releases to date. I cannot think of a better time for a political album to drop considering everything that’s been...
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Cirith Ungol - Half Past Human
LA Metalheads Cirith Ungol are back with a new EP titled ‘Half Past Human’. The metal veterans have made quite the name for themselves since the release of their debut album ‘King of the Dead’ back in 1984 and they will be hoping to catch the hearts of the younger generation of metal fans with...
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Prey Drive - Neon God
Prey Drive made quite the splash with the release of their debut album ‘Once More with Felling’ back in 2018 and now they are back with their EP titled ‘Neon God’. The alt-rockers will be hoping to have struck gold once again and continue their momentum. The excitement around the release has been astounding so...
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Electric Callboy - MMXX - Hypa Hypa Edition
German metalcore outfit Eskimo Callboy are back with the Hypa Hypa Edition of their 2020 EP ‘MMXX’. The new version of the EP includes all six of the original songs, but also includes seven renditions of the band’s viral hit ‘Hypa Hypa’. I never got around to checking out the band’s original EP so I...
