Eternal Delyria is a new a new acquaintance to me, but according to their biography the band was founded in 2011 in Ticino, Switzerland and they have release one EP and one full length album prior to Paradox Of...

Some releases are harder to review than others this is most certainly one of them. Why is that you might ask? Well, in this case we’re talking about a band that have given me very mixed emotions over the...

With a career spanning over 30 years and having released 13 full length albums prior to this one My Dying Bride certainly needs no further introduction. With the exception of ‘Evinta’ our British friends have always managed to deliver...

If I was asked a couple of days ago to name one metal band from Bangladesh I would most certainly have struggled to come up with an answer, but that was before I discovered the debut album from Nawabs...

Nephylim is a five piece Dutch melodic death metal band, formed in 2015 and after a few line-up changes they have now finished their debut album entitled Severance Of Serenity. The guys intention was to play Scandinavian inspired melodic...

Noble Demon Records is a recently established label founded by Patrick Walch, who I know from his previous work with Nuclear Blast, and it seems like Patrick has a good taste when signing new artist to his label. A...

The deathcore genre is constantly evolving pushing boundaries of musicianship and production to new heights. While UK based band Viscera might be a new name to the genre, that is not the case for the musicians being members and...

Portraits Of Mind is the debut album of Greek death metal band Plague, and certainly one to look out for if you’re into the more old school side of the genre. The production is more towards the old school...

‘A Memoir Of Free Will’, the second full length album from North Carolina based Krosis, is quite a mouthful to consume and I had to give it a few spins before it really started to sink in. Their style...

Black Metal hasn’t featured on my menu too often the later years to be honest, but there are of course exceptions and I can still appreciate well produced symphonic black metal once in a while. Although Night Crowned probably...