Album Review: A Place for Ash by Mo’ynoq (Self Released)
The American black metal outfit, Mo’ynoq, return with their sophomore album A Place For Ash due for release independently on the 9th of September.
Album Reviews 2022
Album Review: 156/Silence – Narrative (SharpTone Records)
Pittsburgh-based hardcore/metalcore band 156/Silence will release their new album, Narrative on September 2nd, 2022 via SharpTone Records.
Album Review: Megadeth – The Sick, The Dying… And the Dead! (Tradecraft/Universal)
Legendary thrash metal band, Megadeth are back with The Sick, The Dying… And the Dead! Out on September 2nd, 2022 via Tradecraft/Universal.
Album Review: Miss May I – Curse of Existence (SharpTone Records)
American metalcore band, Miss May I will release their long-awaited new album, ‘Curse of Existence’ on September 2nd, 2022 via SharpTone Records.
Album Review: Blind Guardian – The God Machine (Nuclear Blast)
Legendary German power metal band, Blind Guardian return with The God Machine, the band’s twelfth studio album and first ‘regular’ studio album in seven years, following Beyond the Red Mirror in 2015. The God Machine will be released on September 2nd, 2022 via Nuclear Blast.
Album Review: Oceans Ate Alaska – Disparity (Fearless Records)
Oceans Ate Alaska make their much-anticipated return with the brand-new album ‘Disparity’. The album is due to be released on the 1st of September via Fearless Records.
Album Review: Suffer – The Sorrow We Sow, The Hatred We Know (Self Released)
Suffer are a five-piece deathcore band from Wolverhampton, England. Their most recent release and first full-length album, ‘The Sorrow We Sow, The Hatred We Know’ is out now.
Album Review: And Now The Owls Are Smiling – Epitaph (Clobber Records)
Atmospheric black metal act, And Now the Owls Are Smiling return from the darkness with ‘Epitaph’. The fourth and final album from Nre, the artist behind the truly special project. This final offering is made on September 2nd, 2022 via Clobber Records.