Album Review: Kassad – London Orbital (Hypnotic Dirge Records)
Hypnotic Dirge Records’ first release of 2020 will be the second full-length album from Kassad, entitled London Orbital, due for release on January 10th 2020.
Post-Metal
Album Review: Deadly Carnage – Decadenza (Self Released)
Post-metal/post-black metal band Deadly Carnage will re-release their 2008 album, Decadenza on December 21st 2019. The album is a concept on the ancient European pagan religions that over the centuries have been called “witchcraft”.
EP Review: Grant The Sun – Sur Jupiter (Mas-Kina Recordings)
Grant the Sun, the Norwegian group formed by members of Insense and Beaten To Death are back with a new EP called ‘Sur Jupiter’. Out on December 20th 2019 via Mas-Kina Recordings.
Live Review: Cult of Luna at The Electric Ballroom, London (29/11/19)
In support of their latest album ‘A Dawn to Fear’, post-metal band Cult of Luna took to the stage in Camden, London for a blistering set at The Electric Ballroom.
Album Review: Third Island – Unspeakable (Self Released)
Third Island are a post-metal band formed in 2015 and based in Limerick, Ireland. Following up their debut release Omelas, the band are back on the 29th November with their new album, Unspeakable.
Album Review: Fjords – Onirica (Self Released)
Hailing from Nottingham, Fjords were officially born at the end of 2016. Now, their debut album, titled “Onirica” in homage to the early days of the band, is finally complete. It will be released on November 22nd 2019.
EP Review: God Alone – God Alone (Cosmonaut)
God Alone are already one of Ireland’s most exciting metal bands, despite their staggering age. All born this side of the millennium, the prodigious wunderkinds return with their third release, their self-titled EP, due 8th November 2019 via Cosmonaut.
Album Review: Late Night Venture – Subcosmos (Czar Of Crickets Productions/Virkelighedsfjern)
On November 1st 2019 Czar Of Crickets Productions will release the new album Subcosmos of the Danish post-metal sludgers Late Night Venture in cooperation with Danish label “Virkelighedsfjern”.