Album Review: Ad Nemori – Akrateia (Self Released)
Munich atmospheric death metal band Ad Nemori releases their self produced debut album “Akrateia” on the 18th October 2019.
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Album Review: Arx Atrata – The Path Untravelled (Self Released)
The atmospheric black metal sounds of Arx Atrata’s new album The Path Untravelled brings vast, unspoilt vistas to your mind, those cold, cleansing winds to your heart. The Path Untravelled will be released on October 11th 2019.
Album Review – Age of Excuse by Mgla (Self Released)
Polish black metallers, Mgla, have released a brand new album called Age of Excuse. Age of Excuse was released independently on the 2nd of September.
Demo Review: MARW – MARW (Self Released)
MARW was born in 2015 from disillusioned thought processes and committed to a few rough recordings left to haunt the outer edges of the internet. In 2017 prominent members of Liverpool’s metal scene encountered them and following contact, released a self-titled demo in early 2019.
EP Review: The Hope Burden – Decline. Despair. Decay (Self Released)
The Hope Burden are an atmospheric post-metal band from Oxfordshire, UK. The band’s debut 3-track EP ‘Decline. Despair. Decay’ was released for free on most platforms in June 2018.
Album Review: Ashbringer – Absolution (Prosthetic Records)
Specialising in equal parts brutality, melody and the ethereal, Minneapolis 4 piece, Ashbringer will release their 3rd full length and Prosthetic Records debut album, Absolution on June 28th 2019.
Album Review: Dark Doom – The Journey (Marwolaeth Records)
Dark Doom presents its second album ‘The Journey’ via Marwoleath Records out on June 12th. ‘The Journey’ presents Dark Doom at its most foreboding yet.
Album Review: Frostveil – Ephemeral Visions (Dark Adversary Productions)
Frostveil utilizes a unique brand of eerie and haunting yet deeply emotional black metal to portray each and every obscure feeling, story and experience gained throughout life.The debut album ‘Ephemeral Visions’ was released on March 28th 2019. The CD version is via Dark Adversary Productions.