Album Review: Circle The Gold by Endless Floods
French doom / post-metal specialists Endless Floods release their new album Circle The Gold on 15th February via Fvtvrecordings / Bigout Records. Formed in 2015 in Bordeaux [...]
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EP Review: Descension by Through The Canopy
Are you ready for something new? Something hard and heavy yet soft and fragile? Let us introduce you to Norwegian post-metal / prog-doom act Through The Canopy and their new [...]
Album Review: Exist by OHHMS
Progressive metal act OHHMS release their new album Exist on 9th November via Holy Roar Records. Initially planned for a 2020 release, the band’s sophomore album saw the [...]
Album Review: Serac by Caffeine
Hannover post-metal / doom act Caffeine release Serac on 25th May via Charming Man Records. Apocalyptic, monumental, devastating… think of Coliseum meet Doomriders meet [...]
Album Review: Tempest by Telepathy
UK instrumental titans Telepathy release their sophomore album Tempest on 31st March via Golden Antenna Records. Recorded, mixed and mastered at London’s Orgone Studios by [...]
Album Review: In Dark Places by Brutality Will Prevail
Welsh hardcore act Brutality Will Prevail released their fifth studio album In Dark Places on 24th March via Holy Roar Records. Since their inception, BWP have gone through a [...]
Album Review: The Fool by OHHMS
OHHMS release their debut full-length album The Fool on 31st March via Holy Roar Records. Armed with the thickest riffs and fieriest will, OHHMS formed in 2014 in Kent, UK. [...]
Album Review: Heartless by Pallbearer
Pallbearer release their third album Heartless on 24th March via Profound Lore and Nuclear Blast (EU). This is the first essential heavy rock album of the year, devastating [...]
Album Review: Below the House by Planning For Burial
Planning For Burial release their third album, Below the House on 10th March via The Flenser. Second album Desideratum was one of the first albums we reviewed back in 2014 so [...]
Album Review: II by Endless Floods
Our initial thought that we’d ease ourselves into 2017 reviews with Endless Floods’ 3 track album II were quickly dismissed when we discovered it was actually a 45 plus [...]
