Album Review: U.D.O. – Steelfactory (AFM Records)
Heavy metal band U.D.O. will release their new album ‘Steelfactory’ on 31st August 2018 via AFM Records.
Albums
Album Review: Tornado – Commitment To Excellence (Extreme Metal Music)
Formed in 2010 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, thrash metal’s Tornado will release their new album ‘Commitment to Excellence’ on August 31, 2018 via Extreme Metal Music. This third full length features a guest line up that includes Nile’s Karl Sanders, Immolation‘s Ross Dolan and Pro-Pain’s Adam Phillips as well as Glen Drover (ex-Megadeth).
Album Review: Panzer Squad – Ruins (Testimony Records)
Panzer Squad will release Ruins, a mixture of old school 80s Thrash and D-Beat-Punk on August 31st via Testimony Records.
Album Review: Paragnosis – Clarity In Three (Redux) (Self Released)
Clarity in Three, originally released a couple years back, is now emerging with a new lick of paint and a brand new song entitled ‘Asthmatic’. This extended version is due for release on 31 August in both digital and CD format.
Album Review: Second Sun – Eländes Elände (Gaphals)
Eländes Elände is the second album from Second Sun. The Swedish band combines influences of Space Rock, Progressive Rock and Hard Rock from the late 70’s to the early 80’s to their own unique blend of hypnotising music. The album will be released on August 21st 2018.
Album Review: Wheel In The Sky – Beyond The Pale (The Sign Records)
‘Beyond The Pale’ by Sweden’s Wheel In The Sky is a concept album about darkness and death. The album contains an overflow of melody and a dark gothic energy. It will be released on August 31st via The Sign Records.
Album Review: Set Before Us – Vitae (Eclipse Records)
Vitae is the new album from Swedesh melodic metallers Set Before Us. Out worldwide on August 31st 2018 via Eclipse Records.
Album Review: Throat – Bareback (Svart Records)
Set for release on 31st August 2018 via Svart Records. With a new and improved line-up, Throat’s sophomore album, Bareback, sees the band plunge head first into unprotected encounters with musical elements hardly even hinted at on their previous releases.