Album Review: Ashen Road – Echoes (Self Released)
Ashen Road, the alternative progressive rock/metal band (or prog lite) who hail from Perth, Western Australia have now released their brand-new album, ‘Echoes’.
Album Reviews 2024
Album Review: VOLA – Friend Of A Phantom (Mascot Records)
VOLA, the Danish-Swedish progressive metal quartet will release their new studio album ‘Friend of a Phantom,’ on November 1st, 2024, via Mascot Records.
Album Review: Klogr – Fractured Realities (Zeta Factory)
After a seven-year hiatus following their last album, ‘Keystone,’ melodic metallers, Klogr triumphantly return with their brand-new album, ‘Fractured Realities’, on October 31st, 2024.
Album Review: Magnetar – There Will Be No Peace in My Valley (Vendetta Records)
Magnetar, a three-piece blackened death metal band from the UK, have released their debut album ‘There Will Be No Peace in My Valley’ via Vendetta Records.
Album Review: Thrasherwolf – Inside The Sickened Mind (Self Released/Vicious Witch Records)
London thrashers Thrasherwolf have returned with their new, and second, studio album, ‘Inside the Sickened Mind’. This, the follow-up to their well-received 2020 debut album, ‘We Are Revolution’.
Album Review: Brothers of Metal – Fimbulvinter (AFM Records)
Brothers of Metal deliver their most complete album to date with the mesmerising Fimbulvinter due out on the 1st of November.
Album Review: Fit For an Autopsy – The Nothing That Is (Nuclear Blast Records)
Fit For an Autopsy’s seventh album, ‘The Nothing That Is’, will be released on October 25, 2024 via Nuclear Blast Records.
Album Review: Atreyu – The Pronoia Sessions (Spinefarm Records)
Atreyu’s ‘The Pronoia Sessions’ deconstructs, recreates, and reshapes the Orange County, California, band’s beloved anthems (and cover songs) as a new collection. What began as an acoustic album evolved into a grand re-imagining of Atreyu classics. It will be released on October 25th, 2024, via Spinefarm Records.