The only thing you can do after this is push the repeat button and listen to the new Seether album once again because it’s so great.
Album Reviews
Last April, Nightwish released their latest album. Let it surprise you in a good way.
The sophomore conveys various versions of black metal that extend from Scandinavia to the Italian methods of black metal.
Russia is often forgotten when it comes to metal, but here is Drops of Heart to remind us of the contrary.
Line-up changes are always scary and don’t always turn out for the best… which can’t be said about Make Them Suffer.
On this debut full length, the Danish duo combines beautiful melodies and craft some of the most melodic/atmospheric albums of the year 2020. This comes as a high recommendation for the fans of semi-raw and lo-fi black metal.
Jaye Jayles third record is Evan Patterson’s most personal record. An electronically driven journal of three months on the road through spoken word snapshots.
Live Burial’s sophomore ‘Unending Futility’ boasts remarkable creativity and song installation in their take on old school death/doom.
Sometimes the songs are sung with whispering voices, sometimes they scream. It all matches the atmosphere of these songs. Combined with the visuals in the music videos, this album is one hell of a statement.
Atramentus has surely created their own niche, “Stygian” combines the somber qualities that define the dark aesthetics of funeral doom.
