Review: A Dying Planet – When the Skies Are Grey
Zero Hour may be no more, but Jasun Tipton lives on, and this is his latest outing. Does this tower over Avarice or is the premise a dark deceiver? Find out!
Review: The Red Charade – Primal
An almost fantastic hardcore offering marred by odd vocal choices.
Review: Exxperior – Escalating Conflicts
If you are looking for something to fill the shoes of Devin Townsend (at least until his next release), then look no further! Exxperior might be exactly what you are looking for; goofy, fun, and heavy!
Interview: Altesia
Altesia joins us for an interview about their new album Embryo. Here you’ll acquire new information about their songwriting, influences, album themes, and… more?
Review: Aeon Zen – Transversal
Not many bands attempt a 30 minute song, yet here we are. How do Aeon Zen do? Find out!
Review: Altesia – Embryo
Altesia brings home another prog metal classic.
Review: We Are William – We Are William
A progressive metal collective bringing together a range of influences from 00s-10s bands. But do they pull it off?
Review: Hunted – Deliver Us
Do you like 80s metal, but do you not spontaneously combust when any of the words “modern” or “Nevemore” are uttered? If so, check this out.
Lost in Time: Hephystus – Burn the Page
In a time before djent and metalcore, melodic prog metal was kin- just kidding. This album’s pretty neat though.
Review: Summoner’s Circle – Chaos Vector
Summoner’s Circle arguably learns from past albums and illustrates a concise picture. This is a focused execution of dark synths, death-doom, and blackened death metal influences.