Reports from the (progressive metal) underground: September 2018
September 2018 gets off to a lovely start, middle, end, and there are some clunkers too – find out more in our reviews!
Review: PhonoPaths – Sandwich, Ducks and Dishwasher: The Chronicles of Supertaste
Food, and metalcore.
Wait what?
Review: Quercus – Verferum
Long, daring, and with an unexpected (yet welcome) organ.
Review: Joey Frevola – Gone
You are the dancing queeen…. hold on this isn’t ABBA…
Review: Riverwood – Fairytale
An organic album, that breathes oriental and original.
Review: Well of Sacrifice – Primal Conquest
How melodic do you want your death? Very? Check this out.
Review: Lascaille’s Shroud – The Tiger’s Daughter
A 43 minute concept-album/track with plenty of sci-fi and variety.
Review: Nonamen – Interior’s Weather
Sometimes music is frickin’ weird. And Nonamen certainly is that.
Review: The Alpha Incident – Convergence
A fantastic modern-metalcore album that can only be phased by scene giants.
Review: Kârma – Illusions
Great melodies are abundant in this power metal release, but is that enough to warrant Illusions a high score?