Album Reviews
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Billy Talent - Crisis Of Faith
Billy Talent is one of the biggest punk bands to come out of Canada so you can always expect a decent level of hype around a new release. ‘Crisis Of Faith’ may however be one of their most anticipated albums as it marks their first studio album release since 2016’s ‘Afraid Of Heights’ so it’s...
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Underoath - Voyeurist
Underoath is quite the name in the metalcore scene and the excitement around their upcoming album ‘Voyeurist’ has proven that. This is an odd occasion however, as some fans have already heard the album played in its entirety when the band performed it on a Livestream (Check out Ben’s review of that stream here!) however...
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Fit For An Autopsy - Oh What The Future Holds
Fit For An Autopsy are quite the name in the Deathcore scene so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that their fans have been eagerly anticipating their new album ‘Oh What The Future Holds’ ever since it was announced. Thankfully for them, the wait is over and I had to see what the band had...
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Shadow Of Intent - Elegy
It’s no secret that Shadow Of Intent are one of the most exciting bands to hit the metal scene in recent years, so it is no surprise that the hype around their new album ‘Elegy’ is real. The band’s unique blend of melodic, Atmospheric and death metal has made them really stand out from the...
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Party Cannon - Volumes Of Vomit
If you’re in the metal scene, chances are you’ve seen Party Cannon’s ballon name plastered on a poster surrounded by non-legible names before. Don’t let that fool you into thinking they aren’t one of the heaviest slam bands about though. Party Cannon has quickly made a name for themselves in the slam scene from their...
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Power Paladin - With The Magic Of Windfyre Steel
Power Paladin is an exciting up-and-coming power metal band coming out of Iceland and their hope to make quite the splash with their debut album ‘With The Magic Of Windfyre Steel’. Debut single ‘Righteous Fury’ quickly put the band’s name on the maps it’s already garnered over 10,000 streams on Spotify alone! I had to...
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Infected Rain - Ecdysis
Infected Rain is a name you may be familiar with if you’re a fan of symphonic metal, as they have been one of the most exciting bands on the scene over recent years. With fans patience growing thin as the release for ‘Ecdysis’ drew ever closer, I had to see what all the fuss was...
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Delaire The Liar - Eat Your Own
Delaire The Liar are back with their new EP titled ‘Eat Your Own’ which has had fans eager for its release ever since the single ‘Halloween’ dropped earlier this year. The band have been making quite the name for themselves by putting on emphatic live sets on their recent tour with Vukovi, so what better...
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Black Label Society - Doom Crew Inc.
Black Label Society are a name known throughout the metal universe and for good reason. Being the home of Ozzy Osbourne’s lead guitarist Zakk Wylde, the band have utilised their impressive guitar skills and matched them with inventive songwriting to make quite the name for themselves. ‘Doom Crew Inc’ is their latest entry into the...
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Bullet For My Valentine - Bullet For My Valentine
Bullet For My Valentine is quite the name when it comes to the metalcore scene and with that comes a lot of attention. The band have certainly had their ups and downs but despite everything, the band has quite the following leading up to the release of their new self titled record. Reception to the...
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Whitechapel - Kin
Whitechapel has been one of the biggest names in the deathcore scene for quite some time now so it comes as no surprise that the anticipation for the bands latest album ‘Kin’ has been pretty wild. With every single release, fans of the band have been extremely vocal, and if you’re a fan of the...
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Ice Nine Kills - Welcome To Horrorwood
Ice Nine Kills took the metalcore world by storm with the release of ‘The Silver Scream’ back in 2018, and their highly anticipated follow up is finally here. ‘Welcome To Horrorwood’ is the direct sequel to the previous album and promises to continue down the path of turning horror movies into some badass tracks. I...
