EP Review: The World Without Us – Incarnate (Self Released)
The World Without Us’ brand of technical metal is realised on their debut EP, Incarnate. Which will be released on October 25th 2019.
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EP Review: Grief Ritual – Moments of Suffering (Self Released)
Grief Ritual’s second EP ‘Moments of Suffering’ further showcases their brutally aggressive yet hauntingly immersive and dynamic sound and is due for release on the 25th October 2019.
Album Review: Moon Chamber – Lore Of The Land (No Remorse Records)
Deeply rooted in the classic rock of the ’70s and ’80s, whilst drawing inspiration from the wealth of English folklore, history and legend. Moon Chamber’s debut opus, entitled “Lore of the Land”, will be released on October 25th, 2019 on No Remorse Records.
Album Review: Ogre – Thrice As Strong (Cruz Del Sur Music)
Ogre’s Thrice as Strong is a collection of time-honored doom mixed with classic metal, roping in obscure ’70s rock to top it all off. The album will be released on October 25th 2019.
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.
Album Review: Mass Worship – Mass Worship (Century Media Records)
Hailing out of Scandinavia, Mass Worship is a darkened metal band tastefully adding onto the rich legacy of Scandinavian metal with their uniquely heavy and gritty sound. The self titled album will be released on October 18th 2019.
Album Review: More Than Machines – Paradigm (Self Released)
Dublin-based metalcore outfit More Than Machines will release their debut album ‘Paradigm’ on October 18th. ‘Paradigm’ addresses issues such as war, addiction and mental health.
Album Review: Wasted – Electrified (Denomination Records)
Denmark’s old school heavy metallers Wasted releases their third album ‘Electrified’ after a 30 year hiatus and following their reunion in 2013.