Album Review: Gorilla – Treecreeper (Heavy Psych Sounds)
‘Treecreeper’ is Gorilla’s first full length album since 2007’s ‘Rock Our Souls’ and will be out June 21st 2019 on Heavy Psych Sounds.
Album Reviews 2019
Album Review: Ships Fly Up – Ghost Kingdom (Self Released)
Egor Fedotov from Samara, Russia is a music composer, a dreamer and a creator of the project Ships Fly Up that may become a guide to mysterious worlds for all. A project mixing post-rock, synth-rock and instrumental music. Ghost Kingdom is his new album and was released on March 15th 2019.
Album Review – The Blind Leading the Blind by 1914 (Napalm Records)
Ukrainian post black metallers, 1914, released their sophomore album, The Blind Leading the Blind, in 2018 and again, now, through Napalm Records in 2019.
Album Review: Ravensire – A Stone Engraved In Red (Cruz Del Sur Music)
Ravensire’s quest for global metal prominence continues on their third full-length effort, “A Stone Engraved in Red”, an album of might, spirit and will – dedicated to Mark “The Shark” Shelton and Hartmuth “Barbarian Wrath” Schindler.
Album Review: Hell Bent – Apocalyptic Lamentations (Various Labels)
Apocalyptic Lamentations, the new LP/CD/Cassette from Providence, Rhode Island’s Hell Bent will be unleashed on June 14th, 2019. It will be available via Horror Pain Gore Death on CD. Armageddon Label and Atomic Actions Records will do the vinyl and Metal Swarm will release on cassette.
Album Review: Sour Tusk – Turn it Up (Self Released)
Sour Tusk, a bombastic rock n roll two piece from Sheffield, formed back in March 2016. They’ve now released their debut album entitled ‘Turn it Up’.
Album Review: Lunar Shadow – The Smokeless Fires (Cruz Del Sur Music)
From the explorative mind of Max Birbaum comes “The Smokeless Fires”, the second full-length from Lunar Shadow, a band pushing the boundaries of classic metal with an album that explores themes of passion and the human condition.
Album Review: Crom Dubh – Firebrands and Ashes (Ván Records)
Crom Dubh’s second full-length for Ván Records, chronicles the horrors of a world teetering on the brink of self-immolation, and the bloody chain of events that brought us to this point. It will be released on June 14th 2019.