Album Reviews

'Seven Oracles' initiates them into the obscure hallmarks of Icelandic black metal.
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Go out an explore vast mountain ranges and forests on Osi and the Jupiter’s latest EP of Americana tinged, spiritual folk: ‘Appalachia’.
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The Specter captures the aesthetics of medieval and dark fantasy, drawing its themes to create a genuine soundtrack of horror.
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In short, this is an album that will please all Powerwolf fans and will give new fans a taste of what the band is like on cd and live. It makes you want to go to one of their shows and watch them for yourself.
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Retro electronics and modern heaviness are Master Boot Record's strong suit. His latest release is none the lesser for it. Here is 'Floppy Disk Overdrive'.
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Tuomas Saukkonen's Wolfheart brings the epic, desperate and dark tale of the Finnish Winter War to life with its signature "Winter metal" sound.
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This album is one for the replay button. Thundermother delivers top notch rock 'n' roll on this album with their own touch to it.
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In 2019 the Hellenic masters of symphonic, blackened death metal, Septicflesh, finally did full justice to their grand, orchestral manoeuvers in the dark when they performed with a full orchestra and choir in Mexico City.
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Bedsore takes many influences from other bands like Atheist and Cynic., but the Italian lads have crafted their debut by merging the progressive elements of death metal with other psychedelic aspects.
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French heavy metal about strong women in medieval tales. En garde!
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