While “Interference” is in certain ways new and diverse, and will take several listens to fully grasp and appreciate, it is also very much in line with the Anubis Gate sound established on every single release by the band since their formation in 2003. With this album the listener should be ready to be taken on an emotional musical rollercoaster, and I wouldn’t be surprised if this album topped many a release-of-the-year list.
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Well, my list of bands to keep an eye on grows ever longer. This is a valuable addition to any serious metal fan’s collection.
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“Zoon” stands as one of the best gothic metal albums ever, and a very influential album for anyone mixing heavy guitar riffs with a cinematic feel. And while it’s not really “prog”, it played its part as an influence for the more atmospheric bands.
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This generation needs more bands like Enma: unafraid to go their own direction, their own style and break genre boundaries.
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“Atlantis”［…］gives insight into everything Soen stands for – both musically and thematically – from a completely fresh angle. One that gives a majestic touch to an already highly perfected sound.
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With “Nemesta” you get to experience a wide range of emotions, even without understanding the lyrics. I can already smell the pretentious suburban middle class /mu/ users claiming it. “So sovietcore”.
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Over five years has been a long time to wait for this, but it was delayed for obvious reasons. I hope another release of this quality will not be too far in the future.
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Like many bands, the pandemic put the brakes on their progress for a couple of years. I am sure they are keen to do some catching up now. “Massive Disturbed Meta Art” will hopefully get them off to a flying restart.
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Fans of the modern fusion of death metal and prog will be thrilled to go through the journey presented by Entheos on Time Will Take Us All.
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Is this the best Haken album so far? Perhaps but it is certainly the most complex, which may split opinions. One thing is for sure, the band are further cementing their status in the upper echelons of progressive rock/metal.
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“Anno 1696” is an album by a band that embraced its inner darkness, combined it with its previous strengths and managed to create a unique masterpiece of tremendous quality.
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Despite the full release being only 17 minutes in length, it is a well put together work of art that can easily sink you into its atmosphere and make all your worries drain away.
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This album manages to build some massive momentum and tons of energy as well as compositional and expressive variety!
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Bruit ≤ create a very unique soundscape, a synthesis of different elements with a very thought-provoking sound design, thus creating something new that is neither clinging to the past nor blinded by the present.
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This album has been three years in the making but is well worth the wait. I hope we don’t have to wait another three years for the next release, because this is another great Greek story.
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Riverside from Poland have been around for over 20 years. Although they are not a household name,...
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Having reviewed the previous album by The Wring, their new album “Spectra” brought no surprises....
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I’ve no doubt that the band will be keen to follow up on this excellent debut as soon as possible.
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This new release is certainly a progression, they are obviously not afraid to experiment, so it will be interesting to know what’s in the pipeline.
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“Sacred Cargo” is an album that will please many fans of melancholic doom metal. Such a powerful debut deserves a follow-up!
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This is the most extreme album that Chaos Over Cosmos has ever released.
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“Ayam” is an album full of riches and a must-have for everyone who loves progressive music.
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Whatever project is next on Devin’s checklist, this album is a re-assurance that it will be dripping with quality.
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“Death, Where Is Your Sting” is a mesmerizing album full of highlights, crafted by musicians who are not afraid to experiment, yet also manage to turn these experiments into excellent songwriting.
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Conium is a very good example of the genre. The music has a harder edge than some other symphonic metal bands. I hope they keep that part of their compositions but also continue to include some softer tracks because that works.
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In these dark times everyone has their own way of coping. For me, music helps and sometimes that includes extreme music. The precision is jaw dropping and the arrangements are unpredictable and satisfying. The band seem to strive to better themselves constantly and it remains to be seen where they go next.
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Everything Paul touches seems to turn to gold and his accomplice Andreas appears to have the same ability. So, this partnership has quality stamped all over it. “The Indifferent Stars” is a fine addition to the catalogue of both musicians and who knows, we may see more from them. I certainly hope so.
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The creative effort, challenging topic and gargantuan scale of the delivery can only secure a place for “Woe” as one of the strongest contenders for the 2022 album of the year.
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Revocation sounds super inspired and energetic on “Netherheaven”, so I happily recommend the album to anyone who loves extreme melodic metal.
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“The God Machine” is a definite must-have for Blind Guardian fans and certainly an interesting album for anyone who likes progressive power metal.
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