Album Review: Hænesy – Katruzsa (Self Released)
Atmospheric post-black metal band, Hænesy formed in the summer of 2017 and released their debut album, Katruzsa. Which was released on the 20th June 2018.
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Album Review: The Heretic Order – Evil Rising (Massacre Records)
Feeling particularly evil? Wanna have your soul consumed by occultism in musical form? Then head over to the latest rituals performed by The Heretic Order. A band with a modern spin on classic metal influenced by the occult and horror based in both fact and fiction.
The London based band released their second album, Evil Rising on June 22nd 2018.
EP Review: MSRY – Safety First (Self Released)
Hailing from Oxford, MSRY plays exactly as the name suggests: misery infused hardcore. They are set to release ‘Safety First’, the follow-up to last year’s debut self-titled EP on 6th July 2018.
EP Review: Naisian – Rejoinder (Self Released)
Rejoinder is the new EP from noisemakers Naisian. Out on July 6th 2018, it is their return after 5 years in the wilderness. Splitting years ago to then join the likes of Awooga, Air Force Chron, and Pjaro, Naisian are back with 3 tracks of primitive meaty noisiness.
Single Slam – Asylum by Scars of Credence
Scars of Credence are a young, five-piece metal band based in Stoke-on-Trent in the UK. Already looking to make an impression, they have released their debut single called, Asylum!
Album Review: Eversin – Armageddon Genesi (My Kingdom Music)
Armageddon Genesi is the new album from post-thrash metallers Eversin. Coming as the band reach the apex of their career with their most violent, heavy and furious act ever recorded. Special guests of the album are Ralph Santolla (known for his great work with Deicide but also for his contributions with Death, Obituary and many other bands) and Lee Wollenschlaeger (vocalist in Malevolent Creation). The album will released on June 29th 2018 via My Kingdom Music.
Album Review: Kosmogyr – Eviternally: The Remixes (Self Released)
Eviternity was the incredible debut album from Prague/Shanghai black metal band, Kosmogyr released at the beginning of March 2018. In exciting news, the band have collaborated with nine producers around the world, and the result is Eviternally: The Remixes. It will be released on July 13th 2018.
EP Review: Code Orange – The Hurt Will Go On (Roadrunner Records)
It’s always nice to see a band surprise us all with an ‘out of the blue’ release. Something that Code Orange has just done with a three-track EP called, The Hurt Will Go On. Three tracks long with one of which featuring Corey Taylor of Slipknot and Stone Sour.