Weekly Release Roundup – Friday 24th May, 2024
From thrash metal to noisecore, to prog rock and black metal, to tech death and rock & roll, it’s a big week for releases and we’ve got a list for you to check out. All these releases are out today!
Author: Carl Fisher
Interview: Chris Martin (Guitars) of Shrapnel (Video/Audio)
UK heavyweights Shrapnel will release their album ‘In Gravity’ via Candlelight Records on 31st May, 2024. We spoke to guitarist Chris Martin about the new album, about the evolution of the Shrapnel sound, the difficult past few years, looking forward, and so much more.
Interview: Gareth Kelly (Vocals) of Gurt (Video/Audio)
On June 7th, 2024, party doom riff merchants Gurt are set to return with their latest, crushing-ist opus, ‘Satan Etc’. We spoke to vocalist Gareth Kelly about all things Gurt. Diving into the album, the past five years, the highs and lows of making this record, their immense satisfaction with what they’ve achieved here, and so much more.
Album Review: EvilDead – Toxic Grace (Steamhammer/SPV)
Four years after American thrash metal band EvilDead unleashed their comeback album ‘United States Of Anarchy’, they return with ‘Toxic Grace’, their new album which will be released via Steamhammer/SPV on May 24th, 2024.
Album Review: Vale of Pnath – Between The Worlds of Life and Death (Willowtip Records)
Vale of Pnath will release highly anticipated new album ‘Between The Worlds of Life and Death’ on CD, vinyl, and digital formats May 24th, 2024, via Willowtip Records.
EP Review: Cathari – It Will Hurt the Entire Time You Are Alive (Self Released)
Cathari returns with ‘It Will Hurt the Entire Time You Are Alive’, marking their first studio offering since their transition into a new soundscape. The EP is scheduled to be released May 24th, 2024.
Album Review: Teramaze – Eli: A Wonderful Fall From Grace (Wells Music)
Australian prog-metal band Teramaze will release their eagerly anticipated 11th album, Eli: A Wonderful Fall from Grace, on May 24th via Wells Music.
Horror Movie Review: The Soviet Sleep Experiment (2019)
From writer Michael Patrick McCaffrey and director Barry Andersson, The Soviet Sleep Experiment tries to tell the Creepypasta story, but from a more psychological point of view.