Album Review: Sean Nolan and The Heartmakers – The Machineries of Joy (Self Released)
Heavily influenced by classic rock and roll and 90’s punk rock, Sean Nolan and The Heartmakers is back with a new record, titled “The Machineries of Joy”.
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Album Review: Molder – Vanished Cadavers (Rotted Life)
Vanished Cadavers is the debut full length from Illinois’ Molder! 11 ravaging tracks of stripped-to-the-bare-bones death metal. It will be released on May 22nd via Rotted Life Records.
Album Review: Temnein – Tales: Of Humanity and Greed (Bloodblast)
Formed in France in 2009, Temnein are a melodic death metal band. Their third album Tales: Of Humanity and Greed will be released on the 22nd May 2020.
Album Review: Capra – Capra (Self Released)
Violent fun with a vital message – a succinct summary of fresh faces Capra from Lafayette, southern Louisiana. The EP will be released on May 22nd 2020.
Album Review: Ba’alzamon – A Desolate Place (Self Released)
Ba’alzamon formed in 1998 with a unique blend of black and traditional death metal. A Desolate Place features the best songs from Ba’alzamon’s original run as well as several new tracks.
Album Review: Bitterness – Dead World Order (G.U.C.)
G.U.C. proudly presents the seventh full-length album of Southern German old school Thrashers Bitterness! Out on May 15th 2020.
Album Review: Horisont – Sudden Death (Century Media Records)
Sudden Death is the follow up to Horisont’s acclaimed and highly successful album “About Time” that was released in 2017. It will be released on May 15th, 2020 via Century Media Records.
Album Review: Féleth – Depravity (DeadPop Records)
From the small northern Norwegian town of Alta, far above the Arctic circle, there’s a rumbling of brutality shaking the earth from a young, dynamic metal quintet known as Féleth. Their debut album “Depravity” due out via DeadPop Records on May 22, 2020.