Album Review: Krysthla – Worldwide Negative (PHD)
UK extreme metal band, Krysthla’s third studio album,‘Worldwide Negative, will be released on the 16th August 2019 via PHD.
Album Reviews 2019
Album Review: Mean Machine – Rock ‘n’ Roll Up Your Ass (Fighter Records)
The sound of Mean Machine is fast and aggressive, without losing that rocker feeling. 2019 sees their the third album “Rock ‘n’ Roll Up Your Ass”, released in Spain through Lengua Armada in a very limited edition and later on internationally released through Fighter Records.
Album Review: Boomerang Rapido – Rises Again (Self Released)
Bommerang Rapido are not a band trying to re-invent the wheel, but taking the best of rock and punk and making it their own with songs that make you smile and sing along. Rises Again is out on August 16th 2019.
Album Review: Glacier – No Light Ever (Post. Recordings/Wolves and Vibrancy Records)
Glacier is a five-piece instrumental band based in Boston, MA whose music fully embodies their name: a crushingly loud and unrelenting force. They return in 2019 with their strongest effort to date. Simply titled, No Light Ever.
Album Review: Swarn – Black Flame Order (Redefining Darkness Records/Raw Skull Recordz)
Swarn are a young Death-Crust act from the stone cold crypts of Estonia. The band fester in the trenches where D-Beat and Crust meet Death Metal. Black Flame Order will be released on August 2nd 2019.
Album Review – Broken In Refraction by Sanction (Pure Noise Records)
New York based hardcore/metalcore band Sanction release their latest album called Broken in Refraction via Pure Noise Records.
Album Review: Total Hate – Throne Behind A Black Veil (Eisenwald)
Staying true to the ways of old, German black metal act Total Hate is preparing to release its fourth misanthropic album “Throne Behind A Black Veil”, due on August 2nd via Eisenwald.
Album Review: The Drippers – Action Rock (The Sign Records)
Action Rock, The Drippers’ debut album, is set for release on August 2nd 2019 via The Sign Records. The eleven-track record captures the classic Swedish ‘90s rock sound, but with a modern touch.