Album Review: Appalling – Inverted Realm (Redefining Darkness Records)
Out on May 3rd 2019 via Redefining Darkness Records, Inverted Realm is the new album from blackened death metal band, Appalling.
Albums 2019
Album Review: Sxuperion – Endless Spiritual Embodiment (Bloody Mountain Records)
Quantum-level chaos ensues as doom-laden death and ethereal madness are brought forth on May 3rd with the release of Sxuperion’s Endless Spiritual Embodiment. The new album from multi-instrumentalist (and Valdur drummer) Matthew will be released through Bloody Mountain Records.
Album Review: Merrick’s Tusk – Between The Earth And The Trees (Undead Collective Records)
The emerging Nottingham crew, Merrick’s Tusk will release their eagerly awaited debut album, Between The Earth And The Trees, on Friday 3rd May 2019 via Undead Collective Records.
Album Review: Celestivl – Tentimestwo (Self Released)
TenTimesTwo is Celestivl’’s first full length album, and over the course of nine tracks, displays the sheer breadth of their music. It will be released on May 6th 2019.
Album Review: Black Thunder – All My Scars (Club Inferno Ent.)
Black Thunder is a hard ‘n’ heavy metal band, inspired by the 80’s classic heavy metal and by melodic reminiscences of hard rock. All My Scars will be released on May 8th 2019 via Club Inferno Ent.
Album Review: The Aviators – Flowers and Moonshine (Self Released)
Flowers and Moonshine is the fourth offering from The Aviators, and is a body of work that authentically reflects 10 years of blood, sweat, and beers. It will be released on May 4th 2019.
Album Review: Thronehammer – Usurper of the Oaken Throne (Church Within Records)
Usurper of the Oaken Throne is the debut full-length of Thronehammer rending nearly eighty minutes of pure epic doom metal. The album will be released on May 3rd 2019 via Church Within Records.
Album Review: Forlet Sires – Holy (Cruel Bones)
Winterthur, Switzerland based metal outfit Forlet Sires have now released their new album, Holy via Cruel Bones.