Album Review: Blodhemn – Mot Ein Evig Ruin (Soulseller Records)
Soulseller Records presents the new album of Norwegian Black Metallers Blodhemn, formed by sole member Invisus in 2004. Mot Ein Evig Ruin will be released on February 15th 2019.
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Album Review: Ewigkeit – DISClose (Death To Music)
The British band Ewigkeit is set to release DISClose on 23 February 2019 digitally and on 23 March on CD via the label Death to Music.
Album Review: Herod – Sombre Dessein (Pelagic Records)
Herod’s “Sombre Dessein” is an album of staggering riffs, intricate yet groovy polyrhythmic patterns and sheer heaviness. Sombre Dessein is released on 15th February via Pelagic Records.
Album Review: Asphodelus – Stygian Dreams (Terror From Hell Records)
Stygian Dreams is the new album of Finland’s Asphodelus. It contains seven songs of sorrowful gothic doom/death metal of the gloomiest kind. The album will be released February 15th 2019 via Terror From Hell Records.
Single Slam – Burn by In Flames (I, the Mask)
Swedish melodic death metallers, In Flames, have released their latest single. This is called Burn. Burn will feature on the album, I The Mask, due out on the 1st of March via Nuclear Blast.
Album Review: Endless Floods – Circle The Gold (Fvtvrecordings/Bigoût Records)
Endless Floods’ new album “Circle The Gold” sees the band evolve towards a more melodic aspect of their sound. It will be released on February 15th 2019 via Fvtvrecordings and Bigoût Records.
Album Review: Kaarnekorpi – Rajankävijä (Self Released)
The pagan metal act Kaarnekorpi emerge with new zeal, and a thunderous debut full length album enttiled Rajankävijä released October 2018.
Album Review: Trauma – As The World Dies (Pure Steel Records)
Trauma present their landmark third album “As The World Dies”, staying true to the signature sound that came before but with a very modern edge. The album will be released on February 15th 2019 via Pure Steel Records.