Album Review: Ryujin – Ryujin (Napalm Records)
Samurai Japanese metal band Ryujin will release their self-titled record on January 12th, 2024, via Napalm Records.
Album Reviews 2024
Album Review: Emil Bulls – Love Will Fix It (Arising Empire)
Ground-breaking and vibrant alternative heavy metal band Emil Bulls are back with their brand-new album, ‘Love Will Fix It’, out on January 12th, 2024, via Arising Empire. The album is a manifesto of healing and unity, echoing the transformative power of love and music.
Album Review: Rough Justice – Faith in Vain (MLVLTD)
Sheffield hardcore heavy upstarts Rough Justice will release their debut full length album, ‘Faith in Vain’, on January 12th via Malevolence’s record label, MLVLTD.
Album Review: Domination Campaign – A Storm of Steel (Prosthetic Records)
Domination Campaign, the Australian death metal duo, comprised of Psycroptic’s Jason Peppiatt and Joe Haley, return with their sophomore full-length album, A Storm of Steel. Out on January 12th, 2024, via Prosthetic Records.
Album Review: Yersin – The Scythe is Remorseless (Trepanation Records)
Yersin’s highly anticipated second album, ‘The Scythe is Remorseless’, will be released January 10th, 2024, via Trepanation Records.
Album Review: At The Plates – Omnivore (Self Released)
Death metal’s culinary conjurers At the Plates start the new year with a bang. Releasing their sophomore full-length album ‘Omnivore’ on January 5th, 2024.
Album Review: Cancer Christ – God is Violence (Seeing Red Records)
Hardcore punk band Cancer Christ are back to baptise the masses and cleanse the damned with their brand-new album, ‘God is Violence’, out on January 5th, 2024, via Seeing Red Records.
Album Review: Into the Deep – Blackfin (Self Released)
Dive metal outfit Into the Deep release their brand-new album, ‘Blackfin’, on January 3rd, 2024. An album that is entwined in metaphors and oceanic imagery, traversing different watery plains in a commentary on the personal and political trials in our modern life.