Album Review: Slyder Smith & The Oblivion Kids – Charm Offensive (Cargo Records)
Charm Offensive is the debut album of Slyder Smith & The Oblivion Kids. It will be released on the 19th of August 2022 via Cargo Records.
Album Reviews 2022
Album Review: Flame Imperishable – Glory and Ruin (Self Released)
Flame Imperishable is a fantasy-based power-prog metal band with elements of black and death metal, classical, and jazz music. Featuring a singer who is a trained classical performer, mezzo-soprano. Their new album ‘Glory and Ruin’ will be released on August 19th, 2022.
Album Review: Kalah – Descent into Human Weakness (Pure Steel Records)
Kalah have put their complete trilogy of EPs together as one release, called Descent into Human Weakness, and will release it on August 19th, 2022.
Album Review: Kill Everything / Necroticgorebeast / Virulent Excision / Gorepot – Acts of Sadistic Cruelty (Comatose Music)
Featuring Kill Everything, NecroticGoreBeast, Virulent Excision and Gorepot; Acts of Sadistic Cruelty will be released on August 19th, 2022.
Album Review: Empress – Fateweaver (Self Released)
Empress is a symphonic metal up-and-coming five-piece whose debut full-length album ‘Fateweaver’ will be released on August 19th, 2022.
Album Review: Arch Enemy – Deceivers (Century Media Records)
A ton of singles, one short delay and finally, it’s time for the extreme metal masters Arch Enemy to release their brand-new studio album. Called ‘Deceivers’, this 11th studio release will see the light of day on August 12th, 2022 via Century Media Records.
Album Review: Unprocessed – Gold (Airforce1/Spinefarm Records)
Unprocessed represents a new evolution of modern progressive metal as shown in their new album, ‘Gold’, which releases on August 12th 2022 via Airforce1/Spinefarm Records.
Album Review: Norma Jean – Deathrattle Sing for Me (Solid State Records)
Metalcore stalwarts, Norma Jean make their triumphant return on August 12th, 2022 via Solid State Records. Their new record ‘Deathrattle Sing for Me’, is the follow-up to 2019’s well-received ‘All Hail’.