Album Review: Canavar – Canavar (Self Released)
Canavar firmly cross the divide between Metal and Punk having broken the 7th string with their genre-melding style.Their self-titled album will be out on September 28th 2018.
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Album Review: MaYaN – Dhyana (Nuclear Blast)
Multi-faceted symphonic metal band, MaYaN will release their new album, Dhyana on September 21st 2018 via Nuclear Blast.
Album Review – Overtures of Blasphemy by Deicide (Century Media)
American death metallers, Deicide, have released their latest album called Overtures of Blasphemy. Released via Century Media, Overtures of Blasphemy is the band’s first new album in 5 years, since 2015’s In the Minds of Evil.
Album Review: Pulverized – Monuments of Misanthropy (Krucyator Productions)
Chilean cadavers Pulverized awoke in the city of Santiago in 2006. They perform death metal with strong American influences from the early ’90s, without leaving behind the essences of the glorious South American extreme metal scene. Monuments of Misanthropy is their impending debut album out on October 13th 2018 via Krucyator Productions.
Single Slam – Dead Behind the Eyes by Soulfly (Ritual)
Max Cavalera’s Soulfly have released the third single from their soon to be released 11th studio album. This track is called Dead Behind the Eyes and will feature on the album Ritual. Ritual is due out on the 19th of October via Nuclear Blast.
EP Review: Felis Catus – Banquet of the Moon (Masked Death Records)
Out on the 25th September 2018 via Masked Death Records, Banquet of the Moon is the new EP from oneiric, visionary and grotesque artist, Felis Catus. Banquet On The Moon breaks the boundaries of black/death metal to absorb rock, ambient and electronic shades in a timeless journey.
Album Review: Chasing Dragons – Faction (Self Released)
Chasing Dragons will release their very first full length album, Faction, on the 5th of October 2018. This follows an enormously successful Kickstarter campaign earlier this year.
Single Slam – Run Like Hell by Pallbearer (The Wall – Redux)
As part of an upcoming tribute album, American doom masters Pallbearer have covered Pink Floyd’s Run Like Hell. Various artists are taking a track each from Pink Floyd’s legendary The Wall album, and adding their spin.