Album Review: Arcane Tongues – Third-Degree Burnout (Self Released)
London based alt-rock project, Arcane Tongues will release their debut album, ‘Third-Degree Burnout’, on July 18th.
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Album Review: Abigail Williams – A Void Within Existence (Agonia Records)
American black metal act Abigail Williams returns with ‘A Void Within Existence’, the long-anticipated sixth full-length album and the follow-up to 2019’s critically acclaimed ‘Walk Beyond the Dark’. Set for release on July 18th via Agonia Records.
Album Review: Blind Equation – A Funeral In Purgatory (Prosthetic Records)
Blind Equation return with perhaps their most ambitious release to date. ‘A Funeral in Purgatory’ is the band’s third LP and is scheduled for release on July 18th on Prosthetic Records.
Album Review: Ba’al – The Fine Line Between Heaven and Here (Road To Masochist)
Sheffield post-black metal quintet Ba’al return with their most ambitious work to date, ‘The Fine Line Between Heaven and Here’, and it will be released on July 18th, 2025, via Road to Masochist.
Album Review: Split Chain – motionblur (Epitaph)
Bristol-based self-described nu-gaze band Split Chain showcase their broad-minded, unconstrained approach to music on their much-anticipated debut album, ‘motionblur’, out July 11th via Epitaph.
Album Review: dead7 – LOVE WHAT YOU CAN WHILE YOU GOT SOMETHING LEFT TO LOVE (SharpTone Records)
dead7 will release their debut album ‘LOVE WHAT YOU CAN WHILE YOU STILL GOT SOMETHING LEFT TO LOVE’ on July 11th, 2025, via SharpTone Records.
Album Review: Why Patterns – Screamers (Human Worth)
Following from their uncompromising and off-kilter 2022 debut album ‘Regurgitorium’, Why Patterns return with an ear assaulting about turn on their sophomore record ‘Screamers’. Out 11th July, 2025, via Human Worth.
Album Review: Born Of Osiris – Through Shadows (Sumerian Records)
Progressive metalcore pioneers Born of Osiris will release their brand-new album ‘Through Shadows’, on July 11th, via Sumerian Records.