Album Review: Twilight’s Embrace – Penance (Self Released)
Out on the 23rd February 2018, melodic black/death/Doom metal band, Twilight’s Embrace will release their new EP entitled ‘Penance’.
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Album Review: Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals – Choosing Mental Illness as a Virtue (Season of Mist)
One of the busiest men in metal, Phil Anselmo returns with this second album under the Philip H. Anselmo and the Illegals moniker. Choosing Mental Illness as a Virtue is out now via Season of Mist.
Band Interview: Ondt Blod – Kristoffer Joel Høe (Bass)
Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life are very pleased to bring you an interview with bassist Kristoffer Joel Høe from Norwegian hardcore/punk unit, Ondt Blod.
Album Review – Make Them Bleed by Terror Universal (Minus Head Records)
American super group, of sorts, and horror metal band Terror Universal have released their debut full length album. That album is called Make Them Bleed. It was released on the 19th of January via Minus Head Records.
Album Review: Vojd – The Outer Ocean (High Roller Records)
Previously going under the names ‘Goin’ Under’ and ‘Shadowline’, a line-up change warranted a new chapter according to vocalist, Joseph Tholl. Vojd was born and will release their first album, The Outer Ocean on February 23rd 2018 via High Roller Records.
Album Review: Deep River Acolytes – The Hour of Trial (Via Nocturna)
The Hour Of Trial is the new album from stoner-doom-rock band, Deep River Acolytes due out on February 23rd 2018 on Via Nocturna with a limited run (500) of jewel case CDs.
Album Review: Terran Spacers – I, Metal (Self Released)
Terran Spacers are a Bournemouth (UK) based progressive, sci-fi infused heavy metal band. They released their debut album; I, Metal on January 3rd 2018.
Album Review: Into the Storm/Smooth Sailing – Split (Self Released)
Seattle bands Into the Storm and Smooth Sailing have teamed up to release a new split album that will be out on March 23rd 2018.The split consists of two tracks by Into The Storm and four tracks by Smooth Sailing.