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Review: Crown Compass – The Drought

A thrashy piece of work with a deathier twist, composed of musicians from Cynic, Exivious, Textures, and Pestilence.

By Mathis, 3 yearsJune 9, 2022 ago
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Review: Clayshaper – Vampiric

The Shaper conjures up something wicked in his debut album but evil tends to come at a price…

By Sabrina, 3 yearsJune 1, 2022 ago
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Review: Epitaphe – II

Epitaphe merge Romanticism and metal in this AOTY contender from the French Alps.

By Will, 3 yearsApril 29, 2022 ago
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Review: Virocracy – Ecophagia

Virocracy serves up complex progressive death metal from Germany.

By Will, 3 yearsApril 26, 2022 ago
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Review: Hath – All That Was Promised

A young band continues to evolve an already distinct sound.

By Zach, 3 yearsMarch 22, 2022 ago
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Review: WAIT – The End of Noise

WAIT produce a fairly interesting and unexpected djent inspired album. If you can handle the repetitive chugs, you can handle the WAIT.

By Sabrina, 3 yearsMarch 21, 2022 ago
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Review: Aethereus – Leiden

A beautiful blend of melody and dissonance.

By Zach, 3 yearsMarch 5, 2022 ago
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Review: Dark Millennium – Acid River

A glimpse into 90s death-doom from rose colored glasses.

By Sabrina, 3 yearsFebruary 16, 2022 ago
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Review: Stortregn – Impermanence

Style: Melodic Black Metal, Technical Death Metal (harsh vocals)Pick by: ZachCountry: SwitzerlandRelease date: 12 March, 2021 NOTE: The album was originally included in the “Albums We Missed in 2021” Issue of The Progressive Subway Oh, the days when you just start diving right into subgenres. You shop around for a Read more…

By Zach, 3 yearsJanuary 19, 2022 ago
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Review: Hands of Despair – The Crimson Boughs (And Other Short Tales)

They’ve done it again.

By Zach, 4 yearsDecember 14, 2021 ago

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