Album Reviews

In 2018 The hellish intronauts of Oranssi Pazuzu and Dark Buddha Rising came together for a one off event, commissioned for the Roadburn Festival, ingeniously monikered The Waste of Space Orchestra. Syntheosis is the studio interpretation of that psychotropic interdimensional journey.
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Nordjevel’s Necrogenesis is a remarkable album that focuses on the musical ability of these North men who have unleashed one of the best black metal albums in 2019.
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Vltimas modernized sound is referred to the stylish models of death metal riffs which are splendidly installed on the album.
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If Icarus Could Fly is another strong follow up to the band’s previous album, Haunt has legitimately contrived and persuasively managed to create their own sound without being musically close to any other band.
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Simple Creatures is a project by Alex Gaskarth of All Time Low and Mark Hoppus of Blink-182.. It’s a project received with open arms by fans. It has a dash of weird, which is what makes it so good.
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Aoratos grants the listener with a haunting and terrifying experience, this is Naas Alcameth's latest diabolical opus set on higher plains.
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Get ready to groove, shout and bang your head with the latest release by Awakening Sun! Oh, and don't forget about a couple of good circle pits!
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The roots of NWOBHM resonates throughout the whole album with zeal and passion.
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If you only want distorted guitars, then Battle Beast's latest is 50/50 for you. If you want to hear the art of composing and the use of different elements that are mastered by the band, then this album will most definitely touch you.
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Papa Roach is back with another release and are wondering who to trust...
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