Album Review: Culloden – Witchpricker (Heathen Tribes)
Culloden play Heavy Metal. Heavily inspired and influenced by some of the legendary acts from their home region. Witchpricker will be out on June 24th 2019 via Heathen Tribes.
Album Reviews 2019
Album Review: Itheist – Itheist (Self Released)
Itheist (formerly Aetherium Mors) is a UK-based extreme metal band formed by multi-instrumentalist Dan Couch and vocalist / lyricist Kane Nelson. Their self-titled debut album is out June 21st.
Album Review: Memoriam – Requiem for Mankind (Nuclear Blast)
The third and latest string to Memoriam’s bow ‘Requiem For Mankind’ is unmistakably in the short, but impressive tradition of their previous work. It is out on June 21st 2019 via Nuclear Blast.
Album Review: House Of Hatchets – Reach (Self Released)
Coming at you from Edinburgh, and featuring Chris Allison (Vocals), Pete Cook (Bass), Frazer Parker (Drums), and Jamie Parker and Lewis Wheeler (Guitars) House of Hatchets release their debut album, Reach, which arrives on Friday 21st June.
Album Review: Final Coil – The World We Left Behind For Others (WormHoleDeath)
Final Coil’s second album is a breathtaking concept album that will see Final Coil’s star rise ever higher in the musical firmament. The World We Left Behind For Others was released by WormHoleDeath on the 12th April 2019.
Album Review: Howling Sycamore – Seven Pathways To Annihilation (Prosthetic Records)
On June 21st 2019 Howling Sycamore will release Seven Pathways to Annihilation, their second album for Prosthetic Records.
Album Review: Baroness – Gold and Grey (Abraxan Hymns)
A new Baroness album always brings a certain level of excitement as they’re seen as a trusty and consistent faucet of rock. Baroness don’t release bad albums and the follow up to 2015’s excellent Purple has been hotly anticipated. Well, Gold & Grey is here now so the big question is have Baroness done it again?
Album Review: Awake At Last – The Change (Outerloop Records)
Returning with their debut full-length release, The Change, Awake At Last have never sounded more confident, more energized, or been more determined to reach out to those who might be struggling in the world. The Change releases June 21st via Outerloop Records.