Album Review: Spectrum of Delusion – Neoconception (The Artisan Era)
On Friday, September 11th, Spectrum of Delusion will release their highly anticipated sophomore album, Neoconception, through The Artisan Era.
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Technical Death Metal
Album Review: AHTME – Mephitic (Unique Leader Records)
Technical Death Metal monsters ATHME return with their second album Mephitic, a noxious mix of wizardry and brutality, delivered with obscene ferocity.
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Album Review: Exocrine – Maelstrom (Unique Leader Records)
Stronger than ever, Exocrine return with their transcendental fourth album Maelstrom, set for release on 26th June via Unique Leader Records.
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EP Review: The Hallowed Catharsis – Killowner (Lacerated Enemy Records)
The Hallowed Catharsis is a 5-piece progressive/technical death metal outfit from Vancouver BC, founded in 2013. On June 2nd 2020, the band will release Killowner, their follow up to Solar Cremation (2017) and their recent single, “The Gaia Expulsion” (2019).
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Album Review: Ara – Jurisprudence (Self Released)
Wisconsin-based dissonant technical death metal outfit Ara return in 2020 in the form of Jurisprudence. It is set for release on Friday, May 15th 2020.
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Album Review: Omniarch – Omniarch (Self Released)
Edmonton’s Omniarch are set to release their debut self-titled album on May 8th, 2020. Melodic, technical and relentless, the Canadian act is refining the chaos of death metal and adding intricate technicalities.
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Album Review: Symbolik – Emergence (The Artisan Era)
Technical melodic death metallers Symbolik are proud to announce their upcoming debut album, Emergence. The album is set to drop on Friday, April 10th.
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Album Review: Aronious – Perspicacity (The Artisan Era)
Wisconsin-based progressive death metal/tech-death unit Aronious will release their debut album, Perspicacity on March 13th via The Artisan Era. It is the follow up to the group’s highly praised 2014 EP, Truth In Perception.
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