Album Review: Psychonaut – World Maker (Pelagic Records)
Belgian psychedelic post-metal masters Psychonaut return with their triumphant new album World Maker, released 24th October via Pelagic Records.
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Album Review: Barrens – Corpse Lights (Pelagic Records)
A record five years in the making, ‘Corpse Lights’ is the brand-new album from Swedish post-rock and metal instrumental trop, Barrens. Out on September 12th, 2025, via Pelagic Records.
Album Review: Der Weg Einer Freiheit – Innern (Season of Mist)
Germany’s post black metal band, Der Weg Einer Freiheit, return with their 6th full length album, Innern, due out on the 12th of September via Season of Mist.
Album Review: Thumos – The Trial of Socrates (Snow Wolf Records / Fiadh Productions)
Thumos proudly presents The Trial of Socrates, a double album of 16 tracks lasting 109 minutes interpreting the life, trial and death of Socrates. Mastered by Neil Schneider and co-released by Snow Wolf Records (CD) and Fiadh Productions (cassette), the album is out on July 4th, 2025.
Album Review: IL – Vessel (Self Released)
IL (pronounced Isle), the blackened post/shoegaze/prog metal band Sheffield, UK, have released their album, ‘Vessel’.
Album Review: Shuggah – Her Chrysalis (Mongrel Records)
Post-metal artist Shuggah is set to unleash her debut album, ‘Her Chrysalis’, an immersive, conceptual journey born from years of musical and artistic exploration. Inspired by Russian Circles, Chelsea Wolfe, Psychonaut, Cult of Luna, and Tool, the (almost entirely) instrumental album will be released on May 9th, 2025, via Mongrel Records.
Album Review: The Grey – Kodok (Majestic Mountain Records)
The Grey, the UK post-metal band, is back with their third album, ‘Kodok’, out now via Majestic Mountain Records.
Album Review: K L P S – K L P S (These Hands Melt)
K L P S, the Swedish post-metal and sludge band from Helsingborg, Sweden, known for their heavy sound and atmospheric compositions, will release their highly anticipated self-titled album on March 7th, 2025. The album will be available through These Hands Melt, a label known for promoting innovative and boundary-pushing music.