Spiritbox – Eternal Blue
This album maintains many of the elements that Spiritbox have displayed on previous releases, but also brings a lot of fresh new ideas and creativity to the table.
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Dear Mother – Bulletproof
This band will somehow maintain their signature sound while making each song into an entirely different experience.
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Chaos over Cosmos – The Silver Lining Between the Stars
“The Silver Lining Between the Stars” sees the strongest and most eccentric but also the most mature version of Chaos over Cosmos thus far.
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Dark Horse White Horse – Dark Horse White Horse
It’s metal enough to set against your neighbors, dramatic enough to be performed on an Opera stage and experimental enough to bend genres just about enough to avoid being boxed into any category.
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Scardust – Breaking The Ice – Live Stream Show
Israeli progressive metal band Scardust have recently gone through a line-up change and what better way can there be to welcome the new members to the group if not through a live show?
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Heyoka’s Mirror – The Uninvited King
For a debut record, this is quite impressive, and despite it not falling into all of my preferences genre-wise, it still made a positive impression on me.
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No Terror in The Bang – Eclosion
If there’s one thing to reap out of a sitting through this album, it’s a particularly bad attitude and all the gnarly cathartic feels that come along with it.
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Compile – Reaching
The sound is very unique, very eclectic and the level of musicianship is off the charts, yet it is not a show-off album, but a beautiful, captivating and melodic one.
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Mechina – Siege
The mix of cyber-technical and industrial metal with the epic atmospheric and melodic elements is a superb recipe.
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For Giants – There, There
Like the title suggests, the album has a very comforting feel. I’d describe the mood as similar to that of a friend trying to cheer you up.
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Phase Transition – Relatively Speaking
Phase Transition gained my respect in a matter of minutes and I will certainly be up on my toes in anticipation next time I hear about them working on music!
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Averted – Silenced
“Silenced” may not be a long listen but with the energy levels it releases, it really doesn’t have to be.
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The Myopia Condition – Event Horizon
“Event Horizon” is a short and compact release, but one that will jolt and drill your brains so fiercely that you’ll be begging for mercy.
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Need – Norchestrion: A Song for the End
I can hardly think of any better way to kick off the new year. I knew this was gonna be an album of the year contender and it only came to confirm that as strongly as it possibly could.
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Amiensus – Abreaction
Harshness and calm, melody and impact, speed and stillness, all collide and merge into a complete and unhindered display of feeling.
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Rodrigo San Martin – Arcana (Act 1)
A lot of the music’s charm and authenticity comes from its ability to disconnect you from reality and drag you into its own world and imagery.
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Plini – Impulse Voices
This album showcases all that Plini is about better than any of his previous releases. It’s vibrant, relaxed and weird in all the good ways!
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Intervals – Circadian
On his latest offering, our guitar hero, Aaron Marshall has prepared eight skillfully refined bangers, blending hooky melodies, engaging groovy riffs and some seriously fun vibin’.
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Scardust – Strangers
Whether you love symphonic metal, classic prog metal, concept albums, soundtrack vibes or heavy aggression, I can’t hype this album enough for you.
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White Walls – Grandeur
If you are into heavy progressive metal with both impact and clever atmosphere, the likes of Opeth or The Ocean in particular, this is definitely one to keep an eye out for.
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