ENTOMOPHTHORA – Instinctual Disease
A ridiculously-good two-man Norwegian death outfit and an exceptional effort to bring some contemporary death metal onto your late-2024 playlist … MoreENTOMOPHTHORA – Instinctual Disease
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The FMs – 51122
A Case of Why a Queer Synthpop Project is Metal as Hell … MoreThe FMs – 51122
Paganizer – Flesh Requiem
An above-average listen that should absolutely be ridden hard and put away wet if you’re a fan of complicated Swedish Death Metal and OSDM … MorePaganizer – Flesh Requiem
Sentient Horror – In Service of The Dead
Anyone who is a real fan of Swedish sound with wailing, screaming guitar leads needs to get this album on their late brat-girl fall playlist … MoreSentient Horror – In Service of The Dead
Buñuel – Mansuetude
If you are a fan of manic, slow-burning loud songs that will get you in the mood to rage, you cannot pass up a chance to experience The Mansuetude … MoreBuñuel – Mansuetude
Hell Is Other People – Moirae
The overall tone of the project makes me think of a polished post-black-shoegaze that features a strong bass guitar and fairly-good recording quality to allow listeners to get grim vocals with a melody/atmosphere-focused musical section
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Allt – From The New World
These guys are the real deal, and this album is 100% worthy of listening to if you enjoy some energetic thall-core … MoreAllt – From The New World
Rain City Drive – Things Are Different Now
Things Are Different Now is 100% enjoyable, overproduced, catchy, and sexy, all things that embody popular mainstream music; yet it is still paying homage to much of the music that we strived to seek out in its infancy … MoreRain City Drive – Things Are Different Now
Caffeine – The Threshold
The raucous guitars, tempo, and rougher vocals make this a contender for AOTY in the stoner-prog genre, failing only to give a little bit more for us to love and not just feel like a long EP … MoreCaffeine – The Threshold
Wolfheart – Draconian Darkness
A great album for those scratching that particular symphonic/classical death metal itch
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