Album Review: Gruzja – I Iść Dalej (Godz Ov War Productions)
From Godz Ov War Productions comes Polish black metal band, Gruzja. Striking with its nihilistic black metal for the 21st century. I Iść Dalej will be released on CD on February 27th 2019.
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Album Review: Backyard Babies – Silver and Gold (Century Media Records)
Legendary Swedish rockers Backyard Babies are back to celebrate their upcoming 30th anniversary in style with a brand new record entitled “Sliver and Gold”. The album will be release on March 1st 2019 via Century Media Records.
Album Review: In Flames – I, The Mask (Nuclear Blast)
At this point, In Flames are less of a band than they are a musical institution in the heavy music world. Since helping create Sweden’s legendary “Gothenburg Sound” three decades ago to their current status as melodic metal monoliths, the act have constantly eschewed trends in order to forge their own musical path.This is evident on their 13th full-length ‘I, The Mask’ out on March 1st 2019 via Nuclear Blast.
Album Review: The Riven – The Riven (The Sign Records)
The Sign Records is excited to announce the addition of The Riven to their roster. The band is set to issue their debut album on March 1st 2019.
Album Review: Outright Resistance – Cargo Cult (Self Released)
Stevenage, UK Metalcore 5 piece Outright Resistance will release their new studio album ‘Cargo Cult’ in 2019. Set to land on 1st March, the album is the first to feature new frontman and vocalist James Jest.
Album Review: Sacred Monster – Worship the Weird (Self Released)
Sacred Monster is pleased to release its first full-length album, “Worship the Weird”! Featuring eight tracks of riff-oriented metal blending influences of doom, thrash, NWOBHM and traditional metal.
Album Review: Trollkjerring – Whistle And I’ll Come To You (Under The Weeping Cherry Tree) (Pacific Threnodies)
Trollkjerring’s Whistle And I’ll Come To You passes through haunting drones, dark ambience, foreboding atmospheres, and flourishes of blackened neoclassical to reach its February 25th 2019 release via Pacific Threnodies.
Album Review: Dream Theater – Distance Over Time (Inside Out Music)
A welcome surprise for those who’ve never really been on board with Dream Theater’s proggy sound. The band’s 14th studio album leans way more towards a straight up metal sound and is way more palatable because of it. Out now via Inside Out Music.