SICK N’BEAUTIFUL – “Starstruck” (2022)
Italian electronic hard rock band Sick N’ Beautiful are back with their third album “Starstruck” “is ready to dominate and devastate” the world. Discover more here!
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CASTRATOR – “Defiled in Oblivion” (2022)
The New-York based all-female quartet Castrator is ready to sonically crush the listeners with their debut “Defiled in Oblivion” defined by our reviewer “the album falls within the range of great to legendary”
CONFIDENTIAL – “Devil Inside” (2022)
The Norwegian symphonic metal band Confidential has literally made QUITE the impression to our editor Tony so much to definite “Devil Inside” “one of the best debut albums I have heard in quite a while”. Read more in our blog.
PYRESHIP – “Light Is a Barrier” (2022)
Hailing from Houston, Texas, Pyreship presents a cool blend Doom/Sludge/Stoner Metal in their new full-length “Light Is a Barrier”. Read our review here!
PLANEPACKED – “Transactinides” (2022)
Jessica Kagan’s progressive metal solo project Planepacked is back with her second album “Transactinides” in which she offers “offers a great deal variety in her music and presentation”. Discover more in our review!
LOST TRIBE OF THE MOON – “Chapter II: Tales of Strife, Destiny, And Despair” (2022)
With “Chapter II: Tales of Strife, Destiny, And Despair” (2022), Milwaukee’s prog/doom Lost Tribe of the Moon delivers an epic and ambitious piece of work. Discover more on our review.
EPIC – “Starlight” (2022)
Here in this review, we examine the 2nd LP “Starlight” by Canadians hard rockers EPIC released via Escape Music. Indeed, “you can’t deny the strength of the material”
PORRIDGE RADIO – “Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky”
“Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky” is Porridge Radio’s third album whose “sound and vision” bring the listener to “sound and vision” from “the Seventies and Eighties: a bit of punk, a lot of melancholy, music with a British accent”. Discover with us this indie rock gem!
THE CRANBERRIES -“Stars: The Best of the Cranberries 1992-2002”
This release needs no introduction. Indeed, THE CRANBERRIES -“Stars: The Best of the Cranberries 1992-2002” “re-visit (the repertoire) one of the most underrated alternative rock bands ever”
RUBY THE HATCHET – “Live At Earthquaker” EP (2022)
US hard/heavy metal Ruby the Hatchet is back with “Live at Earthquaker”, an EP that “should serve as a nice pre-cursor to their next full-length album”. Discover more in our review!
EMETROPIA – “Equinox” (2022)
Symphonic metal band Emetropia has independently released their debut album. Read our review here!
HALESTORM – “Back from the Dead” (2022)
4-years after their previous album “Vicious”, Halestorm returns with their 5th album, “Back from the Dead” and they are back with a vengeance. Read with us this amazing review by Tony Cannella
ALLISON – “They Never Come Back” (2022)
“They Never Come Back” is the title of the new album from the Swiss hard rockers Allison. It is the 3rd album after 25 years of silence. And here you can read our review.
SEMBLANT – “Vermillion Eclipse” (2022)
With the fourth album “Vermillion Eclipse” Semblant is poised to take another step into the upper metal echelon.
CRYSTAL VIPER – “The Last Axeman” Mini-LP (2022)
Polish Heavy Metal heroes Crystal Viper are back with the Mini LP “The Last Axeman” that features special covers and re-recordings. Enjoy the review!
ENVY OF NONE – S/T (2022)
“Envy of None” is the title of self-titled debut from this all-stars band. Post-progressive rock at its best. And here you can read our review.
KANDIA – “Quaternary” (2022)
“Quaternary” is the title of the new album from Portugal’s alternative metal duo Kandia. It is the 3rd album and first in 9 years. And here you can read our review.
SASAMI – “Squeeze” (2022)
“Squeeze” as a genre morphing and time-traveling joyride. […]Eclectic is already a good description for “Squeeze”.
MOONLIGHT HAZE – “Animus” (2022)
Our review for Moonlight Haze’s “Animus”: The album title “Animus” is a Latin word that can represent vital force, conscience, soul, mind, and courage. And, it is precisely what the full-length conveys with the 11 songs present in it.
MITSKI – “Laurel Hell” (2022)
MITSKI – “Laurel Hell” (2022) Dead Oceans/Secretly Group Review by Warren Mayocchi A laurel hell is an area of vegetation which is described by Horace Kephart in Camping and Woodcraft…