Euphrosyne – Keres (EP)
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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Avandra – Prodigal
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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Devin Townsend – Lightwork
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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Sede Vacante – Conium
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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Lorna Shore – Pain Remains
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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Haven of Echoes – The Indifferent Stars
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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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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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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UK Tech-Fest 2022
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Philosophobia – Philosophobia
Bands like Philosophobia prove beyond doubt that there is still decent music around.
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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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Juan S. Garcés – Personal Warfare
Quito is the capital city of Ecuador. It is also the home of a guitarist who is little known about...
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The Aristocrats – The Aristocrats With Primuz Chamber Orchestra
This album should be filed under the special category in the annals of music history. I hope it proves to be a success and spurs them onto many more exciting projects.
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Evergrey – A Heartless Portrait (The Orphean Testament)
There’s plenty of variety across the tracks, be it grandiose, driving riffs or sombre moments, and it never gets boring. I think this new release has re-ignited my love for these Swedes.
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Monuments – In Stasis
These guys are definitely flying the flag for UK technical metal. They are not the only ones of course, but for me, they do stand out from the crowd. Hopefully, we have not seen the last of them, as this current line-up works well. The prospect of further releases is an exciting one, that is for sure.
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