Album Review – Pressure by Wage War (Fearless Records)
Floridian metalcore mob, Wage War, have just released their third full length studio album. That album is called Pressure.
Album Reviews 2019
Album Review: Alluvion – The Secret’s Out (Self Released)
Alluvion is a 4-piece post-metal band that mix elements of melodic metal, doom, psych and noise rock in their sound. Their latest album, The Secret’s Out, is scheduled for release on September 6th 2019.
Album Review: Crypt Sermon – The Ruins of Fading Light (Dark Descent Records)
Crypt Sermon return with their highly anticipated new album, The Ruins of Fading Light. A follow up to 2015’s critically acclaimed debut Out of the Garden, The Ruins of Fading Light will be released on the 13th September 2019 via Dark Descent Records.
Album Review: Reflex Machine – Interzone (Over the Counter/Culture Records)
Reflex Machine’s Interzone is a concept album. The horrifying realities of a disavowed cop named Jones facing himself and his sordid past through the absurdly demented A.I. of a futuristic force of unfathomable cruelty – a sentient building known as Interzone.
Album Review: Sonata Arctica – Talviyö (Nuclear Blast)
On September 6th 2019, Finnish melodic metal titans Sonata Arctica will release their tenth studio album, called ‘Talviyö’ (which means ‘Winter Night’), including eleven new tracks.
Album Review: Rottendawn – Occult (Saturnal Records)
The Finnish heavy music troop Rottendawn are about to unleashed their debut album, suitably titled Occult. The moniker of the album sums up the core meaning of the whole band which is operating in the deepest of the dark waters sonically, mentally and lyrically. Occult is slated for worldwide release on September 6th 2019 digitally and on CD via Saturnal Records.
Album Review: Tool – Fear Inoculum (Music For Nations/Sony Music)
Fear Inoculum is the fifth studio album by rock band Tool. It is the band’s first album in thirteen years and to say anticipation has been high is an understatement. in fact, so rabid has the fanbase been regarding this album, you can’t help but think that it will inevitably fall short of expectations. The question is…does it?
Album Review: Alienatör – Pariahs (Self Released)
Alienatör are a sludge metal band from Ontario, Canada who combine punk, hardcore and noise rock elements into a stripped down package, full of razor sharp riffs and memorable hooks. Their debut album, Pariahs is out on September 6th 2019.