EP Review: A World Extinct – Theodicy (Self Released)
Released on April 7th 2018, Theodicy is a 6-track EP from US metalcore band, A World Extinct.
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Album Review: Monsterworks – Scale and Probability (Eat Lead and Die Music)
Monsterworks will release their sixteenth album, Scale and Probability via Eat Lead and Die Music on the 4th May 2018.
The GBHBL Whiplash Podcast – Episode 10: Looking Through the Lense
Welcome to Episode 10 of the GBHBL Whiplash. This week we’ve got tracks from Madrid based, metal band A Blackened Sight. A track from black metal’s Gra, a band formed by the vocalist of Dark Funeral and a track from melodic black metal force, Wormlight.
Album Review: Bong – Thought and Existence (Ritual Productions)
Ritual Productions will release Bong’s latest effort. After three years away, they return with a new and momentous rite called Thought and Existence. It is their sixth album for Ritual Productions and will be unveiled in its entirety on May 4th 2018.
Album Review: Coiled Around Thy Spine – Shades (Self Released)
Coiled Around Thy Spine are an American-Italian melodic death metal band from Turin, Italy. Their debut album is called Shades and was released on April 14th 2018.
Album Review: Sanhedrin – A Funeral for the World (Cruz Del Sur Music)
Sanhedrin are one of the most exciting new bands to emerge from the Brooklyn music scene. Originally self-released, A Funeral for the World has been picked up by Cruz Del Sur Music and will be released in a beautiful packaging with embossed cover artwork on the 27th April 2018.
Album Review: Depravity – Evil Upheaval (Transcending Obscurity Records)
Death metal was meant to be an assault on the senses, enter Depravity from Australia. They show how it is done, playing devastating death metal without straying from the genre’s roots. Evil Upheaval is out on April 30th 2018 via Transcending Obscurity Records.
Album Review: Cancer Bats – The Spark That Moves (Self Released)
Canadian hardcore mob, Cancer Bats have dropped a surprise album, their first for 3 years. The Spark That Moves sees the band going it alone, no record label. A brave move and one that pays off as Cancer Bats have delivered a truly memorable release.