If there is a French region which is very productive in extreme Metal, check the North. We had already reviewed BALANCE OF TERROR‘s first record but today we will talk about EMBRACE YOUR PUNISHMENT. Although the first one is more…
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As well as the totally abstruse name of VVOV, it already has been quickly introduced during my own 2018’s retrospective – under VerdamMnis webzine – following the release of Like Saturn just before the end of the year. Since then,…
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Labeling SNIPERS OF BABEL is rather complicated and it is what piques curiosity in the first place. Let’s characterize it as a melting pot of an Americanized Death Metal in its structure but with the tone of a Scandinavian Death…
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Side project of Vindsval and WD Feld, better known under their work within BLUT AUS NORD, the duo plays with YERÛŠELEM a Black but Industrial-oriented Metal, which together strongly recall the beginnings of the Industrial Metal scene with its post-punk…
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VICERY is characterized as a band mingling various genres such as Death, Industrial, Groove and Nü Metal. It could be too much and seems scary on paper, but the Serbs are raising curiosity from the first notes with this ambition…
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NORNES associates musicians with very different universes, from Folk Rock to Deathgrind, through Industrial Metal and Triphop. A very fledgling project but composed of experienced musicians with a common passion: Doom. France brings together only few groups of this scene…
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An exord – or preface – is the introductory portion of an oration in order to prepare the audience in a favorable frame of mind. A good choice of name for the Australian trio’s first record of VYRANT. Although it…
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We wouldn’t expect any more for its release, and yet ten years after Warfare Machine that DEINONYCHUS finally comes back with their Nietzschian pessimistic vibes. The nihilism is ubiquitous in the band’s leader Marco Kehren’s muse whom is also behind…
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That’s a risky bet to combine saxophone to metal. Obviously, everything can’t be mixed together and experimentations are rarely conclusive but it’s worth the try. There were some attempts that sometimes worked well like Die Alone from A PALE HORSE…
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Three years after his first self-titled album, SOVEREIGN comes back with his spatial Djent often classified as Mass Effect or Metroid original soundtrack, if not rightly compared to SYBREED. Instrumental solo project, Swiss Jorge Paule Pinheiro was able to set…
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