Album Reviews
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Cannibal Corpse - Violence Unimagined
The name Cannibal Corpse has become one of the most well known in the music industry due to its prolific nature and vulgar lyrical content. Due to the amount of attention the band receives from the media, Regardless of whether it’s positive or negative, the band have been at the top of the death metal...
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August Burn Red - Guardians Sessions
August Burns Red have been the talk of the town ever since they dropped their album ‘Guardiens’ back in 2020, so what better way to further the momentum of the record than to release an EP full of B-sides, covers, and reimaginings of some of the tracks from said record. Ever since the band released...
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While She Sleeps - SLEEPS SOCIETY
While She Sleeps have become one of the largest bands in the UK Metalcore scene with their albums ‘You Are We’ and ‘SO WHAT?’ both receiving critical acclaim from fans and media alike. The Welsh band have gone from supporting bands like Bullet for my valentine and Architects, to selling out Brixton Academy and having...
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Havelocke - Arsonist
Havelocke is here to bring the fear with their new EP ‘Arsonist’. It’s a blend of Emo and Post-hardcore that has a hint of apocalypse sprinkled in for good measure. The Sheffield based band have found quite the following with their latest single ‘When We Go’ already amassing over 7 thousand views on Youtube. So...
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Primal Fear - I Will Be Gone
Primal Fear has been a force to be reckoned with ever since they formed back in the late ’90s. Their 2020 record ‘Metal Commando’ was received extremely well from both fans and media with the song ‘I Am Alive’ already amassing over 1.3 Million streams on Spotify. The band have made it clear that they...
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The Limit - Caveman Logic
A supergroup consisting of members of legendary outfits such as The Stooges, Testors, Pentagram and Dawnrider have set their sights on the field of Hard Rock! The Limit’s upcoming album titled ‘Caveman Logic’ will be the first release for the newly formed group. The band are hoping to strike gold and bring a fresh and...
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Faith In Failure - The Fields
Faith In Failure has dropped their first EP since forming back in 2018. The hard rock band from Columbus, Ohio are hoping to make a big splash into the scene with the release of ‘The Fields’. Former singles from the band have found a decent amount of success, with ‘Sleepless’ having amassed over 25,000 streams...
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Borstal - At her majesty's Pleasure
The UK hardcore (UKHC) scene has a new player in town and their name is Borstal. Extreme Metal juggernaut Nick Barker (Ex-Dimmu Borgir/ Cradle Of Filth and Brujeria) joins Pierre Mendivil of Knuckledust to take on the UK Hardcore scene. With the stature these two possess in the metal world, it’s clear to see why...
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Immerse - The Weight That Holds Me Here
Immerse have taken the post-hardcore world by storm ever since releasing ‘Suffer’ back in 2018, with their new album ‘The Weight That Holds Me Here’ becoming a very eagerly anticipated album for fans of the band. The Bristol-born quartet has received a lot of traction with their single ‘Red Shade’, amassing over 200,000 streams on...
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La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio - Trivial Visions
La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio (Death Comes From Space) are here with their unique take on the world of Rock. The band have a very Sci-Fi esc presence in their music and the Italian quintet are hoping to make a cosmic impact in the music industry. It’s not every day you get a band like...
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As Everything Unfolds - Within Each Lies the Other
As Everything Unfolds have taken the post-hardcore scene by storm with their highly anticipated debut album ‘Within Each Lies the Other’. Their first single from the record titled ‘Hiding From Myself’ has already amassed over 450,000 streams on Spotify with each new single releasing receiving a similar fan fair. It’s clear to see that they...
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Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Jethro Tull has been entertaining fans with their unique blend of progressive and folk-rock since 1967 and to celebrate Aqualung’s 50th anniversary the band are re-releasing this classic album. I think it’s only right that we gave this album a review as a way to honour its legacy and check out how this reissue holds...
