Review: Esoctrilihum – Dy’th Requiem For The Serpent Telepath
Yet another banger from one of the most prolific, ambitious, and talented artists in the French black metal scene.
Review: Pentral – What Lies Ahead of Us
A surprisingly progressive album about the struggles of urban life. This is heavy metal done right.
Review: Sketchshow – WAVES
One of the greatest joys in life, I firmly believe, is math rock, here’s why.
Review: Before & Apace – The Denisovan
A movement and theme based heavy prog album with some interesting twists sprinkled in.
Review: Lysjakt – Ethereal Palace
A modernized, death-metallized metalcore bop with great energy and excellent production.
Review: Dordeduh – Har
A dreamy black metal experience from Romania setting off to take you on a most wondrous journey
Review: Vokonis – Odyssey
A treat of groovy fuzz and delicious pancakes.
Review: Subterranean Masquerade – Mountain Fever
You want fun? You wanna dance? Listen to this!!
Missed Album Review: Vulkan – Technatura
KarniTool fans get in here
Review: Lör – Edge of Eternity
Style: Power/Folk (Mixed vocals)Review by: AndrewCountry: US-PNRelease date: 15 May, 2020 NOTE: This album was originally included in the May Part. 2, 2020 issue of The Progressive Subway I always love surprise releases. Eliminating the suspense period and delivering new music straight to my ears — what’s not to like? Read more…