Album Review: Black Space Riders – Amoretum Vol. 2 (Black Space Records/Cargo Records)
Black Space Records and Cargo Records will release Black Space Rider’s Amoretum Vol. 2 on July 27th 2018 on vinyl (w/ CD), digipack CD and digital formats.
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Album Review: Gravewards – Ruinous Ensoulment (Unspeakable Axe Records)
Gravewards’ debut full-length Ruinous Ensoulment is here, and it delivers thoroughly on the promise and the mission statement of their demo. Seven bludgeoning tracks and one intro deep, it will be released on the 27th July 2018 via Unspeakable Axe Records.
Album Review: Red Swamp – Desertdrive (Hunnia Records)
Hungarian stoner-sludge metal bandits Red Swamp might be familiar to anyone keeping a keen eye on the eastern european underground scene, their recent second LP, titled “Desertdrive” was released this year on 4/20 (a number any self-respecting listener of the genre should be familiar with)!
Album Review: Six Feet Under – Unburied (Metal Blade Records)
Death metal veterans Six Feet Under have released a new album of previously unreleased material. Out now, the short album is called Unburied and was released via Metal Blade Records.
Album Review: Sunset Forsaken – Chameleon Waters (Musica Productions)
Chameleon Waters is the debut album by death/doom project, Sunset Forsaken which was founded by Andrey V. Tollock of Haissem fame. The new album will be released at the end of July by Russian label Musica Productions.
Album Review: Wax on Water – Procession (Howling Tempest Records)
Wax on Water is Maya Fire, lead singer and main songwriter, hailing from Camden, London. An industrial rock act in the vein of Nine Inch Nails. Her new album entitled ‘Procession’ is out on July 6th 2018.
Album Review: Theia – The Ghost Light (WDFD Records)
Hailing from the heart of England’s ale brewing capital, on the edge of the National Forest, Burton-on-Trent three-piece, Theia, bring the world their blend of hard rock n roll. Theia will release their third album ‘The Ghost Light’ on 13th July on WDFD Records.
Feature: Manes to Release Album ‘Slow Motion Death Sequence’ This August
“‘Slow Death Music Sequence’ shouldn’t be seen as a glass-half-empty, but more like a pile of dry, broken glass on a hardwood floor.” – Manes (June 2018)