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aliyuga by In Hearts wake

Album Reviews 2020

Album Review: Kaliyuga by In Hearts Wake (UNFD)

04/08/202003/08/2020 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher Age of Kaliyuga, Album Review, Australian metal, carbon neutral, carbon offset album, Four Ages of Humanity, Georgia Flood, Hindu, In Hearts Wake, Jake Taylor, Jamie Hails, Kali, Kaliyuga, Linkin Park, Massappeal, Metalcore, Naga, Polaris, Randy Reimann, UNFD, Yarra Yarra, Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor

Australian metalcore band, In Hearts Wake, will release their 5th studio album called Kaliyuga in the 7th of August via UNFD.

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Cabal Drag Me Down

Album Review: Drag Me Down by Cabal (Long Branch Records)

28/03/202017/03/2020 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher Black Metal, Blackened Death Metal, Cabal, Danish, Death metal, Deathcore, Denmark, Drag Me Down, heavy metal, Jamie Hails, Kim Song Sternkopf, Long Branch Records, Mark of Rot, Matt Heafy, Møl, New Metal, New Music, Polaris, Trivium

Danish heavy metallers, Cabal, are set to release their sophomore album, Drag Me Down, on the 3rd of April via Long Branch Records.

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