TRNA – Istok
All things considered, “Istok” is an album that gives me mixed feelings. There are some great moments here and Trna’s musical talent is obvious, but it’s just not compelling enough to make a difference.
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Sleep Token – This Place Will Become Your Tomb
Sleep Token are still amazing at creating an experience with their music. Whenever I listen to them, I tend to lose myself in the soundscape that they craft in front of me.
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Aeon Zen – Transversal
I’m sure this isn’t the end of Rich Gray and the guys. Whatever project(s) they move onto next, are bound to be worth checking out.
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Rivers of Nihil – The Work
One thing is for sure, Rivers of Nihil are carving out their own musical journey. They will strive to bring us new things and there’s no going back now. I’m already hungry for more.
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Alustrium – A Monument To Silence
I don’t particularly like death metal. Sure, it’s fun in a live setting and there is a handful of...
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Whyzdom – Of Wonders and Wars
Whyzdom’s body of work leaves no rest for the faint hearted. A journey through time and history is awaiting you.
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Apostolica – Haeretica Ecclesia
Now more than ever the world needs hope and this mysterious bunch believe they have the power to deliver that through their music.
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The Sun or the Moon – Cosmic
“Cosmic” is the album I can envision that one pretentious but chill local ex-hippie artist playing on the premiere of their newest surrealist exhibition. If you don’t understand what I mean, you will surely get it after checking it out.
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Smalltape – The Hungry Heart
The question is then, what does “The Hungry Heart” not have? That’s simple, it does not have a weak moment, no point where my focus is not on the music. It grabs you from the first notes and does not release you till the last sounds drift away. The diversity on display is keeping your attention fully on the music.
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Cult of Scarecrow – Tales of the Sacrosanct Man
I’m glad they have decided to come out of retirement. Hopefully there’s a good few years and great ideas left in the Cult of Scarecrow camp.
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A kew’s tag – Hephioz
You can’t picture how a progressive metal album with acoustic guitar would sound? Well, go get the gorgeous vinyl and listen for yourself!
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NMB – Innocence & Danger
I could wax lyrical all day about “Innocence & Danger”, but do you know what, go get a copy and indulge yourself, I guarantee, you will not regret it.
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Jinjer – Wallflowers
In Jinjer’s quest for ever growing success they are leaving some fantastic songs and albums in their wake.
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Arcane Existence – Colossus
The use of the harp along with the keyboards gives the whole thing a boost, making it more sophisticated. Because of this Arcane Existence stand out from the crowd.
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Leprous – Aphelion
With “Pitfalls”, Leprous had set the bar in vertigo-inducing heights already. With “Aphelion”, they have now made the perfect jump for gold!
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Sun of the Suns – TIIT
If you find your usual listening a little lacking in the heavy department, give this a go. It might just sate your appetite but remember, resistance is futile.
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Burial in the Sky – The Consumed Self
The album has to be listened to in its entirety in order to appreciate it fully. It could well end up being their seminal album, their equivalent of Where Owls Know My Name, so to speak.
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The Five Hundred – A World on Fire
This is an apocalyptical vision delivered brutally but at the same time quite beautifully.
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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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Ellimist – S/T
If you have a broad taste in music, you will enjoy all this album. If you don’t then try to acquire one so that you can enjoy this.
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