Album Review: Woest – Le Gouffre (Heathen Tribes)
Coming from Marseille, France is the blackened industrial doom beast known as Woest. Out on January 1st 2019 via Heathen Tribes, Le Gouffre is their new album.
Albums
Album Review: LOVEBITES – Clockwork Immortality (JPU Records)
LOVEBITES, consisting of asami (vocals), miho (bass), haruna (drums), midori (guitar) and miyako (guitar) are making waves in the metal world. An all female Japanese metal band, the five-piece are finally going to unleash their second album, Clockwork Immortality on CD in the UK on January 18th 2019 via JPU Records.
Album Review: The Yacht Club – The Last Words That You Said To Me Have Kept Me Here And Safe (Beth Shalom Records)
Out on January 25th 2019 via Beth Shalom Records, The Last Words That You Said To Me Have Kept Me Here And Safe is the new album from math rock band The Yacht Club.
Album Review: Bowling for Soup – Older, Fatter, Still the Greatest Ever: Live from Brixton (Que-So Records/Brando Records)
Originally slated for a December 7th 2018 release, the live recording/DVD of one of the biggest nights in Bowling for Soup history will now be released on January 18th 2019. Older, Fatter, Still The Greatest Ever is a recording of the band’s London Brixton Academy show on the 17th February 2018.
Album Review: Malamorte – Hell For All (Rockshots Records)
Telling tales of the occult, mysticism and more with a back drop of power, thrash and black metal, Malamorte is offering their third full length via Rockshots Records on January 25th 2019 (Europe) and February 8th 2019 (North America).
Album Review: Frankley Everlong – Till the Dance Do Us Part (Eclipse Records)
Fronted by former Entrails front-man, Tommy Carlsson, Frankley Everlong are a post-punk rock band who will release their new album, Till the Dance Do Us Part on January 19th 2019 via Eclipse Records.
Album Review: Marc Durkee – Remain In Stasis (Self Released)
Inspired by Katatonia, Tesseract, Anathema, Devin Townsend and Coheed & Cambria. Marc Durkee describes his music as “a blend of progressive, metal/rock, doom metal, post-hardcore, and post-rock.” Remain in Stasis is out on January 18th 2019.
Album Review: Gladden Fields – Tower Of The Moon (Self Released)
UK ghostly ambient black metal project, Gladden Fields have released their debut album, Tower of the Moon. Evoking an ethereal sense of place from which the project takes its name, this is a solitary march through a sonic landscape.