Album Review: Abduction – Existentialismus (Candlelight)
UK extreme metallers Abduction will release their highly anticipated new album, Existentialismus, on 21st February 2025, via Candlelight.
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Album Review: OCRE – So Often Lifeblood Comes from Ashes (Atypeek Music / Araki Records / Urgence Disk)
OCRE, a French vocal-guitar-drums duo of alternative rock/90s post-hardcore obedience, will release their debut album, ‘So Often Lifeblood Comes from Ashes’ on February 21st by Atypeek Music, Araki Records and Urgence Disk.
Album Review: Traitors – Phobias (Self Released)
Traitors, the pioneering deathcore band, return with their brand-new album, ‘Phobias’ on February 21st, 2025. An album that delves into the darkest corners of the human mind, exploring themes of mental anguish, inner torment, and destructive cycles.
Album Review: Acid Magus – Scatterling Empire (Mongrel Records)
Acid Magus, Pretoria’s own experimental rock mavericks, emerge with Scatterling Empire, a monumental ode to defiance, culture, and the unrelenting spirit of resistance. Set to release on 21st February 2025 via Mongrel Records
Album Review: Seum / Temple of the Fuzz Witch – Conjuring (Black Throne Productions)
Seum, the bass-only sludge band have teamed up with occult kings, Temple of the Fuzz Witch to release the split album, ‘Conjuring’, on February 21st via Black Throne Productions.
Album Review: Wren – Black Rain Falls (Church Road Records)
London based experimental sludge/post-metal band Wren will release their third full-length album, ‘Black Rain Falls’ on the 21st of February 2025 via Church Road Records.
Album Review: Bleeding Through – Nine (Sharptone Records)
SoCal metalcore behemoth Bleeding Through will release their long-awaited, ninth full length album, ‘Nine’, on February 14th via SharpTone Records.
Album Review: Midland Railway – Midland Railway (Self Released)
British-Greek melodic alternative rockers Midland Railway will release their self-titled album on February 14th, 2025.