Running Up That Hill by Vlad in Tears: Review “Running Up That Hill” is the second single from the upcoming album “Porpora” by Vlad in Tears. It is a gothic rock version cover of Kate Bush’s song “Running Up That Hill.” Kate Bush’s version spiked up in the charts after…
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She Dances With Knives by Saves the Witch: Review Saves the Witch is the creation of Eric Maynes blending the aggression of guitars, bass, and drums excellently. The artist’s instrumental track “She Dances With Knives” has the trademarks of a brutal, almost warlike metal feel. One of the many inspirations…
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Duality I by We Are To Blame: EP Review Swedish melodic metal band, We Are To Blame released their six-track EP “Duality I”. The band was formed in 2020 with Alice Hartvig on vocals, Johan Karlsson on guitar and vocals, and Urban Granbacke on guitars. Their band follows the genres…
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Broken Empire Releases The Powerful Metal Album “Before The Fall” Broken Empire, a gritty and remarkable metal band from the UK initiated their energetic album ‘Before The Fall’ on October 14th. The band emerged on the UK music scene in 2017, presenting a distinctively explosive and thought-provoking brand of music…
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Subseconds released flaming new song ‘Joists’ ‘Liminal Rain’ is a cathartic, emotionally intense debut by Finland-based Subseconds. Four genre-bending, deeply personal songs explore loss and engrossing liminality. Pain and healing, denial and acceptance, love and doubt, certainty and insincerity are at the heart of ‘Liminal Rain’. It’s a love letter…
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Is a Gateway Drug by The Bare Minimum: Album Review A fierce arsenal of hard rock, punk, and metal causes an uproar as The Bare Minimum impresses us with their energy-fueled album “Is a Gateway Drug”. Packed with a powerhouse of emotions, the band runs wild with the distorted tension…
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Get Down by band w/o band: Review Hamburg, Germany plays homage to Marc, the metal maestro behind band w/o band. The track “Get Down” is full of aggressive riffs and a hardcore appeal that true metal enthusiasts will absolutely cherish. The crunch and grit of the track visualized a thoughtful…
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Staytus constantly challenges the status quo with a nod to the past while remaining truly original and exciting in her delightfully destructive delivery. Her aggressive industrial metal sound would make fans of genre heavyweights like Nine Inch Nails, Odonis Odonis, Black Dresses, Orgy, Static-X, and God Lives Underwater proud. We…
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Ape Law by Maybe Human: Album Review When the roots of science fiction meet the fierce nature of progressive metal, the dawn of “Ape Law” by Maybe Human emerges. It is an 11-piece musical journey that reinvents the genre with diverse instrumentation accompanied by the original voice samples from the…
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Re//combinator by Combinator: Album Review The all-new prog rock slash metallic synth twisted album Re//combinatory by Spotify-verified artist Combinator is full of one-of-a-kind tunes, vocals, and instrumental arrangements. This Washington-based act is the brainchild of Sean Fairchild, who dives deep with his multi-faceted talents and production skills to give listeners…