Album Reviews
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Jinjer - Wallflowers
Jinjer has certainly blown up over the past couple of years which is why there is so much hype surrounding their new album ‘Wallflowers’. Fans of the Ukrainian outfit have been eagerly awaiting the successor to the critically acclaimed album ‘Macro’ since 2019 and the day for new music from Jinjer has finally come. I...
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Sodom - Bombenhagel
German Thrash metallers Sodom are back with their new EP ‘Bombenhagel’. This release has garnered a decent amount of attention as the band have come off a very well received album release in 2020 with ‘Genesis XIX’. Fans have not been shy about expressing their excitement for even more new music from the band and...
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Slaughter To Prevail - Kostolom
Slaughter to Prevail are a band that have quickly become one of the most recognisable in the deathcore scene and for good reason. Releasing extremely heavy tracks that just seem to get better and better the more you hear them, the Russian band fronted by Alex Terrible will no doubt go down in history as...
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Lorna Shore - And I Return To Nothingness
Lorna Shore has had certainly had a hectic few years from original singer Tom Barber leaving the band to their replacement singer receiving allegations of misconduct in a prior relationship, no one knew what the future had in store for the deathcore outfit. Touring Vocalist Will Ramos has stepped up to the plate to front...
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Creeper - American Noir
Creeper is back with their ‘American Noir’ EP. The band have enjoyed a mostly positive reception to their latest album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’ and they will be hoping for a similar reception with this latest release. Fans of Creeper have already shown the new singles tonnes of love so the hype around...
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Descendents - 9th & Walnut
The wait is finally over for new Descendents music as the band release their new album ‘9th & Walnut’. The punk outfit have not released a studio album since 2016’s ‘Hypercaffium Spazzinate’ which has left fans chomping at the bit for a new release. Understandably there is a lot of hype around this release so...
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Powerwolf - Call Of The Wild
Powerwolf are quickly becoming one of the biggest names in power metal and for good reason. Their music is constantly evolving and no matter what, you can always guarantee that their songs will make you feel like your embarking on an epic journey. ‘Call Of The Wild’ has already generated an insane amount of hype...
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Night Crowned - Hädanfärd
Night Crowed is back with their hellish release titled ‘Hädanfärd’. The Blackened Death Metal outfit has made quite a name for themselves since releasing their debut album ‘Impius Viam’ back in 2020 and the hype around the new album is at an all-time high for the band. If this release is anything like their last...
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Midhaven - Of the Lotus & the Thunderbolt
Indian based metal group Midhaven are back with their concept album ‘Of the Lotus & the Thunderbolt’. Forming back in 2012, the band saw growth with the release of their 2013 EP titles ‘Tales From The Tide’ which was met with mixed reviews. The band continued to steadily grow with the release of their first...
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The L.I.F.E Project - The L.I.F.E. Project
Josh Rand of Stone Sour and Casandra Carson of Paralandra have joint forces for a brand new collaborative project titled The L.I.F.E. Project. The newly formed group are unleashing their self-titled EP under Bloodblast Distribution. Both Josh and Casandra have tons of experience when it comes to rock music, so I think this EP will...
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Mayhem - Atavistic Black Disorder / Kommando
Mayhem is one of the worlds most notorious black metal outfits due to its controversial and often violent history. Their music is raw and intended to sound as evil as it comes. The band’s last album ‘Daemon’ was no exception to the satanic imagery and absurdity. ‘Atavistic Black Disorder / Kommando’ is the band’s way...
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Lost Symphony - Chapter 3
Classically inspired metalheads Lost Symphony are back with ‘Chapter III’. The band are continuing their voyage into a style of music that has long passed while adding their unique metal twist to it. A real focus on music complexion and harmonies is always displayed throughout Lost Symphony’s releases and I’m hoping this is no exception....
