An Abstract Illusion – Woe
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 – Netherheaven
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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Blind Guardian – The God Machine
“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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Dreadnought – The Endless
As a whole, “The Endless” can best be defined as compelling, hypnotic and cathartic.
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Ardarith – Home
There is a hint of album no. 2 and if the quality of future material is up to the standard of “Home” it will be worth waiting for.
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Warforged – The Grove | Sundial
I feel like the band stayed true to the weird, ruthless concoction of sonic witchcraft and mad science that made their debut so savage, but they decided to take their listener’s risk of heart failure into account on this one.
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Soilwork – Övergivenheten
There you have it, Soilwork has delivered the goods once again on “Övergivenheten”. I wish more bands would sound so inspired so many years into their career!
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Stormbound – December
At the end of the album, it feels like you ran a marathon, been transported through many places and even different eras, as if you were on a proper adventure, and you’re left with a beautiful sense of finality.
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Anthea – Tales Untold
What we do have here is a talented set of musicians with plenty of great ideas. That should stand them in good stead for the future.
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Arch Enemy – Deceivers
This is a cracking album from one of the stalwarts of the metal world. Arch Enemy are another band that I need to keep an eye on now.
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Aronious – Irkalla
“Irkalla” follows the band’s unique brand of unstable, constantly shifting progressive tech-death, but it seems updated both in virtuosity and composition from its predecessor.
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Atomic Symphony – Hybris
While it is probably not the most innovative or surprising work I’ve heard, it is authentic, exceptionally well produced, and delivered by a tremendously talented group of musicians who really knew how to come together in their craft.
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Greylotus – Dawnfall
While I still struggle to take most of it seriously, I absolutely love hearing it. If you want everything you believe about the world to be proven wrong, be sure to spin “Dawnfall”.
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Conjurer – Páthos
Conjurer manages to make an album that captures everything I loved about “Mire” and expands upon it with more melody, more experimentation, and top tier compositions.
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Philosophobia – Philosophobia
Bands like Philosophobia prove beyond doubt that there is still decent music around.
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Porcupine Tree – Closure/Continuation
This album contains some of the strongest and most convincing material Steven Wilson and co have ever written, but at the same time, they’re not covering any new ground.
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Abstracted – Atma Conflux
This is one of the most impressive, gargantuan and multi-faceted prog death metal releases I’ve heard in recent years.
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Charlie Griffiths – Tiktaalika
Whether any of this material makes it onto the live scene remains to be seen, we can only hope. Failing that, another project from Charlie would be very welcome.
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RO1 – Errorist
Despite it being a heavy, technical and nerdy piece of music, the melodies evoke a lot of soul and create a mood that is very refreshing and relaxing but also energizing at once.
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Red Handed Denial – I’d Rather Be Asleep
It is a straightforward djent/core/alternative metal record except it absolutely crushes the standard for what I would consider a good album in this category.
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