GBHBL’s Top 25 Albums of 2025
It’s been another incredible year for music, with great releases across the entire spectrum of rock and metal. So, as is the yearly tradition, here is our top 25 albums of 2025.
Author: Carl Fisher
GBHBL’s Top 10 EPs of 2025
It’s been another incredible year for music, with great releases across the entire spectrum of rock and metal. So, as is the yearly tradition, here is our top 10 EPs of 2025.
GBHBL’s Top 20 Live Performances of 2025
From being devastated by doom, destroyed by death metal, suffocated by black metal, crushed by metalcore, to dancing our hearts out to alternative rock, pop, and so much more. It has been a mighty fine year overall.
Album Review: Chaos Over Cosmos – The Hypercosmic Paradox (Self Released)
Releasing December 15th, 2025, The Hypercosmic Paradox sees Chaos Over Cosmos push technical and progressive metal into cosmic territory.
Album Review: Dimholt – MetaForm (Self Released)
Bulgarian black metal band Dimholt release MetaForm on 13th Dec, merging raw aggression with atmospheric depth.
Album Review: Blood Red Throne – Siltskin (Soulseller Records)
Siltskin, the new Blood Red Throne album, arrives December 5, 2025 via Soulseller Records, showcasing their heaviest yet most melodic
EP Review: Edit The Tide – The Space Between Seconds (Self Released)
The Space Between Seconds shows Edit The Tide at their best, blending alt-metal power with catchy melodies, strong vocals, and tight, confident musicianship.
Album Review: 1914 – Viribus Unitis (Napalm Records)
1914 return with Viribus Unitis, a devastating yet deeply human album that blends blackened death and doom metal to explore war, loss, and resilience.