There are way too many records released every week - which one should you listen to? We want to help you by reviewing lots of records every week and you can also check out a little teaser before reading the whole thing. And if you want to, you can also browse through our archive and have a look at the amazing records you might have missed out on.
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Ministry and Venom spawned a child - it’s name is Borgne and Y is its 9th cry of despair.
Continue reading >Eindhoven’s An Evening With Knives once again comes up with an interesting album right between Post- and Alternative-Metal.
Continue reading >Newcomers have one advantage - they cannot disappoint any expectations and therefore their music is taken for what it is - sometimes highly valuable!
Continue reading >Brooklyn has spat out a band that will please Greenwhich Village as well as the Bowery - Kilter are Jazz and Metal united
Continue reading >Dark, sinister, black, doom , psychedelia and folk - all elements of the new fundamental and unbelievable Fluisteraars record.
Continue reading >Melody? Check! Darkness? Check! Good mix? Sometimes.
Continue reading >Whoever condemns Post-Rock as a more melancholic, less successful version of Glum-Rock should listen to VASA and their cheerful, positively emotional Heroics
Continue reading >Nobody should be compared to bands like ISIS or Cult of Luna, Omega Massif or Mono. Nobody. However, these guys from Northern Italy basically demand such an analogy with this refreshing take on modern Post-Metal
Continue reading >Somewhere between Psych-Rock and Space-Rock is a tiny hole in the universe - and Charlottas Burning Trio is playing forever in the lounge.
Continue reading >Another monolithic release by the Haeresis Noviomagi collective - this time Turia shows us the mountains.
Continue reading >Debut album by Seattle’s next hope in extreme and yet atmospheric metal.
Continue reading >Not a sound too much. Not a word too much.
Continue reading >This album is a hit right away and it never becomes dull, but remains a grower, remains a grower, remains a grower.
Continue reading >Floating through the ether are songs of Black Metal and philosophy when listening to Ainsoph’s Ω to V.
Continue reading >V “Planning for Burial-like. Have a Nice Life-esque. Archive-ian. Review over.” E Wait? Over?”
Continue reading >Svartronix is the electro-oriented sublabel of Svart Records so please - do not expect guitar-based music on it.
Continue reading >It’s black, it’s bleak, it’s rumbling, it’s Zifir from Istanbul and their next album Demoniac Ethics
Continue reading >Darkness there and nothing more! Or is it more like an Ancient Greek philosopher once said? No matter who or what – this is bleak, black, dark, deep. Death.Void.Terror. Releases their second trip To The Great Monolith
Continue reading >The New England Institution For Post-Rock and its Variations is back with another album - where should one place in the context of their whole body of work?
Continue reading >Nothing new in the West. Muelheim’s finest are still fine. But maybe a bit less exciting.
Continue reading >Manchester’s most promising newcomer on the Post-Metal scene releases their first EP and gives you something to break your neck to and something to set your mind to.
Continue reading >Irish Folk can be so much more than The Dubliners and The Wolfetones - it can revolve around the legends and fairy tales of Ireland and offset the old myths with modern soundscapes. Enter - Tuatha!
Continue reading >Re-Release for the finest release, Cape Town’s blackgaze or Atmospheric Black Metal scene has been offering for years.
Continue reading >Serpent Eater from Cologne play Blackened Crustpunk on an internationally acclaimed level and label.
Continue reading >German Black-Metal avantgardists try to pull off another amazing record - judge their success for yourself.
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