Album Review: U-FOES – Whiteout (Marw Melodee Music)
Hardcore metal band, U-FOES debut album, Whiteout will be released on the 2nd of November via Marw Melodee Music.
Albums
Album Review: Ølten – Ambiance (Hummus Records)
Emerging from the Swiss Jura mountains, which in itself is the cradle of mechanical, clock like precision, the guys in Ølten follow their roots down to the core. Their new album is called Ambiance and is out on November 2nd 2018 via Hummus Records.
Album Review: Clawing – Labour (Grey Matter Productions)
Clawing are a drone/noise/dark ambient metal band from Alabama, USA. They released their debut album, Spectral Estate on February 10th 2018. Eight months later and they’re back with this one track release! Labour is out on Halloween via Grey Matter Productions.
Album Review: Black Atlas – Weight of the World (Self Released)
Black Atlas are a four piece band hailing from Bedfordshire, England and were formed in 2015. Deciding that their songs would sound better heavier, slower and with more fuzz meant they drifted away from the standard rock band sound. Weight of the World, the debut album is due out on November 2nd 2018.
Album Review: Rituals of the Dead Hand – Blood Oath (Dunkelheit Produktionen)
Behind every legend, there’s always a tiny bit of truth. The perfect setting for an extreme metal album such as Rituals of the Dead Hand debut, Blood Oath. The album will be out on November 1st 2018.
EP Review: Consumed – Consumed (Self Released)
Featuring members of Siberian Hell Sounds, Descent and Snorlax, Consumed are a blackened grind unit from the underside of the world. Their self-titled debut EP is out on October 30th 2018.
Album Review: Tatanhammer – The Art Of Human Sacrifice (Abandon Tapes)
The Art of Human Sacrifice is the debut full-length of Tatanhammer. Before this, the band had released two demo cassettes. Now, Halloween 2018 and the time is right to present a debut album’s worth of this filth.
Album Review: Disturbed – Evolution (Reprise Records)
Evolution is Disturbed ‘s 7th studio album and first since 2015’s Immortalized. This album comes after the band took a 3-year hiatus. It’s a fitting title as this is a band who has certainly evolved over the years.