Aziola Cry – The Ironic Divide
Aziola Cry are back with a new album after 14 years. Talent like this needs to be heard more and preferably witnessed live, we live in hope.
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Aversed – Impermanent
I hope this rather excellent debut propels them to greater things because they deserve it.
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DVNE – Etemen Ænka
The determination and imagination of bands such as DVNE should be encouraged and applauded.
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Exanimis – Marionnettiste
These former musical students have produced a sumptuous sixty-five minutes of grandiose, orchestral death metal brilliance.
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Turbyne – Arc
Scotland has produced its fair share of great bands, and these guys are well on the way to joining that list, or maybe even there already.
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Framing Skeletons – Luminescence
These Texan fellas seem to be able to turn their hands to almost anything. It begs the question where do they go next?
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Konom – Konom
I remember seeing and enjoying this band in their former incarnation of Ascent. It was at an album...
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The Design Abstract – Technotheism
Increasingly I am finding that these smaller projects are the more interesting and less predictable ones. These two Canadians seem to have bags of ideas and are not afraid to experiment.
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Immortal Guardian – Psychosomatic
Psychosomatic is great topical record, but let’s hope that the next one will be about happier times and happenings. You get the feeling that they have a lot left to give.
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Abiotic – Ikigai
The band seem to have rediscovered their mojo, so maybe we will see more from them. I, for one, certainly hope so.
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Red Cain – Kindred Act II
If you like your music melodic, mysterious, and gothic, with a progressive power metal base, then this is for you.
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Magnum – Dance of the Black Tattoo
This a great trip down memory lane and a piece of prog rock history.
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Blighted Eye – Wretched
The group is hard at work crafting what will become their first full-length album sometime in the future. The evidence here is that it will be something to look forward to, let’s hope it’s not too far into the future.
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Slice the Cake – Live at Home
Hopefully, this kind of album will be a rare thing. As good as it is, it has only been brought about by the awful situation that this year has thrown at us. This will do for now, but I am looking forward to watching them perform this material live in the flesh.
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Entheogen – Other World
Some nice touches and good ideas. It will be interesting to see how they develop in their future projects.
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Ad Infinitum – Chapter I – Revisited
It is great to see bands making the effort despite the restrictions, and I hope this up and coming outfit keeps the pedal to the metal.
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Paul Sadler – Soon to be Absorbed
Paul has brought us an unusual blend of styles and genres, from gentle acoustic guitar to heavy riffing and dextrous lead breaks.
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Kepler Ten – A New Kind of Sideways
Sometimes it’s nice to get nostalgic and step back in time, musically speaking. This is easy of...
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Isle of the Cross – Excelsis
There seems to be a trend with these multi-instrumentalists, to give us multi-genre music on their albums. It is a well thought out and well executed album and I hope we see more of this project.
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AD INFINITUM – Chapter I: Monarchy
“Chapter I” has proved to be a fine debut, what will Chapter II bring to the table? Delicious things I suspect.
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