From powerful alternative rock and intense crossover metal, to grinding and blood-soaked ferocity, to textured post rock, overwhelming death metal, and whatever the hell Evil Scarecrow are. We’ve reviewed some great releases this week, and here’s our weekly reminder of what has been covered.
Sweden’s rock troubadours Wolver take another step into the Mighty Realm of Evelas with latest single ‘same2me’, which released on September 5th!
Brazilian American Composer Miguel Kertsman has announced his latest album, the progressive rock odyssey, “Paradoxes”, a concept album due for release on October 3rd,2025!
A sequel to Oxide Room 204 (I’ve never played it), Oxide Room 208 promises savage horror, and it delivers on that promise, even if it creates such a mess in the process.
DarkFlow is a Swiss ‘shock metal’ band blending horror and metal. Their unique theatrical shows and dark music will immerse you in a world of darkness, and in this interview we get to know them a little better.
Arson Charge’s debut album ‘A Dying Light’ is set for release on October 3rd, 2025, via Anxious and Angry Records.
Bristol’s Plague Pit will unleash their debut EP, ‘A Whispered Curse’ on October 3rd, 2025. Out via Road to Masochist, who will it on 10” transparent red vinyl, with Eggy Tapes providing a cassette alternative, or addition.
Portuguese grindcore masters Besta return with ‘John Carpenter Redux’, set for release on October 4th via Raging Planet in an exclusive limited vinyl edition.
