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Eidola - Eviscerate
First, they signed with Blue Swan Records and became part of the ‘Swancore’ math/post-hardcore subgenre, and now they’ve hopped aboard the Djent Express; Eidola clearly aren’t afraid of dabbling with divisive sounds. Read more ›› |
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Full Of Hell - Coagulated Bliss
It is commendable that Full Of Hell keeps reinventing itself by adding outside influences to their grindcore formula. Still, the new sounds have to make sense, and Coagulated Bliss shows a band losing touch with what made them great. Read more ›› |
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Fu Manchu - The Return Of Tomorrow
With The Return Of Tomorrow, Fu Manchu sound as if they're already a step ahead. So does this mean they know exactly what you want from this album? Read more ›› |
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Fellwarden - Legend
Legend has it, The Watcher has returned with one of his most epically ambitious releases yet. Read more ›› |
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Thanatotherion - Alienation Manifesto
Thanatotherion is the black metal project of one Shelby Lermo, known for his work in Vastum and Ulthar. Knowing this was enough to make me want to check it out so that's what I'm putting out there first. Read more ›› |
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Dysrhythmia - Coffin Of Conviction
You'll rarely find a more fitting band name. Read more ›› |
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Cloven Hoof - Heathen Cross
Yes, this is still Cloven Hoof, only they've developed a sudden urge of power after 45 years. Read more ›› |
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Hippotraktor - Stasis
On debut album Meridian, Hippotraktor occasionally gave off the slight sense of being ‘Psychonaut but different’. Stasis accomplishes the goal of establishing this band as its own unique and flourishing entity. Read more ›› |
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Wormwood - The Star
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Candy - It's Inside You
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Darkened - Defilers Of The Light
With their best work to date, Darkened have solidified their position at the head of the modern death metal pack, presenting equal amounts of atmospheric melody and addictively fun heaviness. Read more ›› |
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Maladomini - Malpractice
By this point in time, the idea of adding keyboards and synths to blackened metal is one that has been thoroughly explored across multiple decades; despite this, there’s something about Maladomini’s self-described blackened synth metal that feels quite original. Read more ›› |
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Homecoming - Those We Knew
Progressive stoner metal with sludge, grunge and post-metal influences: Those We Knew really feels like an album purpose-built for my tastes. Read more ›› |
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Anvil - One And Only
There can only be one 'one and only', and my money is on Chesney Hawkes. Read more ›› |
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Shrapnel - In Gravity
How do you get into gravity? Read more ›› |
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SIG:AR:TYR - Citadel Of Stars
Maybe the most important element of Viking metal is indeed the guitar solo. Read more ›› |