Album Review: Lizzard – Eroded (Pelagic Records)
In many ways, Lizzard’s Eroded is a trip back to the best parts of the 90’s, but in the sound of now. It will be released on February 19th 2021 via Pelagic Records.
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Music News: Belgian Progressive Metal Unit BEAR TO Release Propaganda Full-Length Via Pelagic Records!
Belgian progressive metal/hardcore unit BEAR will release their Propaganda full-length this May via Pelagic Records.
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GBHBL’s Top 20 Albums of 2019 – Part 2
Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Bang Life brings you part 2 of our Top 20 Albums of 2019. This list consists of both Brendan and Carl’s top 10 to 1 albums of 2019.
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Album Review: Wolves Like Us – Brittle Bones (Pelagic Records)
After 5 years on hiatus, Wolves Like Us will be releasing their 4th album titled Brittle Bones on October 25th via Pelagic Records.
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Album Review: The Shaking Sensations – How Are We To Fight The Blight? (Pelagic Records)
The Shaking Sensations have expanded the classic post-rock constellation by addition of a second drummer, allowing the band to develop a unique approach to the rhythm section and a fresh and unconventional take on instrumental rock music. How Are We To Fight The Blight? is released on the 4th October 2019 through Pelagic Records.
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Album Review: Lost in Kiev – Persona (Pelagic Records)
Parisian meta-post-rock outfit Lost in Kiev finally return with their long-awaited 3rd album and most astounding work to date, Persona. It will be released on the 26th April 2019 via Pelagic Records.
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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.
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Album Review: Årabrot – Who Do You Love (Pelagic Records)
Årabrot returned on the 7th September 2018 with an astounding piece of True Norwegian Art Rock entitled ‘Who Do You Love’ on their new home Pelagic Records.
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