Of the stuff not featured (that should be):

Frosthelm - The Endless Winter:Black/thrash
Wovoka - Saros :Sludge
Valve - Apnee:Sludge
Irreversible Mechanism - Infinite Fields:Technical death, symphonic
Tod Huetet Ubel - Malicía:Aggressive post black
God Mother - Maktbehov:Grind/hardcore
Murg - Varg and Bjorn:Black
Akhlys - The Dreaming I:Atmospheric black

Written by [user id=142921] on 21.04.2015 at 17:07

Atmosphere reminds me a bit of Desolate Shrine.

Way better than DS, imo.

Infernal War - Axiom
Black Metal (Poland)


Selvans - Clangores Plenilunio
Folk Black Metal


FISTER - IV
44 minute single track. Sludge/ Doom



Human Serpent - Inhumane Minimalism
Black Metal (Poland)



NORDVREDE - Confrontation
anti-religion Black Metal (Norway)
Bit like a preview for their upcoming album.


ÖMHETEN - Själv
Depressive Black Metal (Sweden)


MALTHUSIAN - Below The Hengiform
Black/Death (Dublin)

Stalking the Voidhanger FB and found out that we get these two albums in a few months. The first is an EP from Howls of Ebb (which released a really good album last year) and the second is the successor project to Borgia (which is also really good) called Absconditus. Both are coming out on June 8th and I'm a lot more excited for these (I was a tad disappointed by the last batch).

Don't know what's this exactly.

Some doom featuring ex- Funeralium guys:

ABJVRATION- The Unquenchable Pyre




Some death metal which is enjoyable, despite its production

ASCENDED DEAD -The Advent TAPE

Some cool new grindcore stuff

Written by mz on 30.04.2015 at 01:22

Some doom featuring ex- Funeralium guys:

url=http://caligarirecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-unquenchable-pyre] ABJVRATION- The Unquenchable Pyre [/url]




Some death metal which is enjoyable, despite its production

2 Prominent members of Funeralium + 1 ex-Huata

thanks for the advertising !

Avara - EP
Blackgaze




PESTE NOIRE - La Chaise​-​Dyable
Black Metal

Heres a sample track from one of the bands that I mentioned earlier

Belgium's Bathsheba release a fantastic doom metal song from their upcoming EP. Just what tigers like the most: great female vocals and crunchy riffs.

Still not heard the whole thing, but this is good enough it seems. Prog black: Haar- The Wayward Ceremony

Corpse Garden is a death metal outfit from Costa Rica. It reminds me of Gorod at some point. Groovy stuff!

^ wow

^ Is this an ironic wow, as in "I've already posted the exact same thing two posts ago", or is it a genuine wow but you didn't remember your post?
Judging by the emoticon I'd guess it's the former

Another proof that nobody cares about other people's posts here.

Written by [user id=142921] on 09.05.2015 at 18:40

Reminds you of Leading Vision and prior Gorod or Gorod after Leading Vision? Cause one is amazing and the other is utter shit :'(

The former.

Written by Karlabos on 09.05.2015 at 17:21

^ Is this an ironic wow, as in "I've already posted the exact same thing two posts ago", or is it a genuine wow but you didn't remember your post?
Judging by the emoticon I'd guess it's the former

No, more like wow what an amazing album.
but not really, I still have not heard it completely

For fans of female fronted experimental sludge metal:

EYE OF NIX- Moros

Wish there were no operatic vocals there.

Cover is nice:

^ I like the operatics.
It's so... Unexpected

Written by Karlabos on 12.05.2015 at 04:03

^ I like the operatics.
It's so... Unexpected

Written by [user id=126528] on 12.05.2015 at 04:29

Unintentional pun is unintentional =p
I only realized it now lel

Written by Karlabos on 12.05.2015 at 04:34

Written by [user id=126528] on 12.05.2015 at 04:29

Unintentional pun is unintentional =p
I only realized it now lel

It left an slime on my face.

Prog fans, check out Progression by Failure. Below is a medley of their new album released in 2015:

Alright so this is for fans of those who prefer something a bit OTT, but still focused and all out solid in regards to avant-garde metal, progressive rock and art rock.
They also have one of the most incredible singers I've ever heard and an amazing overall melodic sound.



This is probably the most accessible track on the album, but it also kicks up some energy towards the end.

As for why it's a live version... well, they only have live versions up. But as I'm sure you'll realise after viewing, these guys can perform live just as well, if not better, than in studio.

^ Badass vocals
I need to listen to the whole thing I guess
EDIT: Done. I'm not always into prog stuff, but damn... The difference a good vocalist makes.
This sounds a lot like Atrox when it was good

Pretty interesting ambient black metal stuff

Bandcamp

Written by Karlabos on 16.05.2015 at 01:08

^ Badass vocals
I need to listen to the whole thing I guess
EDIT: Done. I'm not always into prog stuff, but damn... The difference a good vocalist makes.
This sounds a lot like Atrox when it was good

Yeah, Courtney Swain is just a goddess. But the thing I also like about these guys is that even when they have such a force on their side, you can still tell that every single of the band is still bringing their own sound to the collective. I've seen way too many bands where they realise they have a strong force as part of the band, and just make it all about them while the rest of the band is just 'meh'...

Also just as a side note, this album has one of the best ending tracks ever, in that you'd never expect how one thing follows another.


(would recommend watching all the way through, because it's just the progression on this that works so well)

NOCTURNAL DEPRESSION - Spleen Black Metal
Black Metal


WEEDPECKER - II
Stoner/Doom


ANTLERS - A Gaze Into The Abyss
Atmospheric Black Metal


LLUVIA - Eternidad Solemne
Atmospheric Black Metal



also, new Hypothermia