Review: Cabal – Everything Rots

Review: Cabal – Everything Rots

The lastest record of Denmark-based Cabal is a suffocating, smartly crafted descent into deathcore brutality that occasionally stumbles into predictability, but does so with enough conviction and creativity to leave a mark.

Review: Maudits – In Situ

Review: Maudits – In Situ

Maudits deliver a masterful blend of post-rock and ambient textures. “In Situ” is a cinematic and emotionally charged journey with grace and precision that it’s hard to fault.

Review: Illusive Key – Consume Us

Review: Illusive Key – Consume Us

“Consume Us” is a haunting, immersive descent into ritualistic black metal that occasionally prioritizes mood over momentum, but does so with enough conviction and craftsmanship to leave a lasting mark. This is black metal as it should be: raw, ritualistic, and relentlessly consuming.

Amenra @Schlachthof, Bremen

Amenra @Schlachthof, Bremen

Not transcendent. Not gentle. But utterly uncompromising.

Review: Omnium Gatherum – May The Bridges We Burn Light The Way

Review: Omnium Gatherum – May The Bridges We Burn Light The Way

Omnium Gatherum’s “May The Bridges We Burn Light The Way” roars back with a renewed sense of heaviness and melodic precision, blending thrashy aggression with soaring choruses that remind you why they’ve endured for three decades.

Review: Carved Into The Sun – Silent Tower

Review: Carved Into The Sun – Silent Tower

The new Carved Into the Sun album offers a deeply atmospheric and rewarding listen for those willing to slow down and inhabit its world.

Review: Despised Icon – Shadow Work

Review: Despised Icon – Shadow Work

Despised Icon’s “Shadow Work” is the kind of album that doesn’t just demand your attention. No, it seizes you by the throat and refuses to let go until you’re left gasping for air, bruised but exhilarated. This is deathcore as it should be: unapologetic, self-aware, 

CONVERGE drop new video, announce new album

CONVERGE drop new video, announce new album

Converge have announced “Love Is Not Enough” for February 13th. The new record will be released via Deathwish/ Epitaph and comes in several stunning vinyl variants.

Review: Malakhim – And In our Hearts the Devil Sings

Review: Malakhim – And In our Hearts the Devil Sings

Malakhim’s “And In Our Hearts the Devil Sings” is a polished, ambitious black metal album that balances melody and aggression with skill. Yet, for all its technical prowess, it struggles to escape the shadow of its influences, leaving listeners with a record that’s impressive but not quite unforgettable.

Review: Sunken – Lykke

Review: Sunken – Lykke

“Lykke” is an album that doesn’t just fill a room, instead it lingers in the air long after the music stops. This latest release is a masterful exercise in atmospheric black metal, where every synth, every distant vocal, and every trembling guitar line feels wrapped