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Releasing, 13th of March 2026 Dan at DC SOUND ATTACK was kind enough to send over an advance copy of the latest single from SUFFER. I have a gander and here’s what I found… The Wolverhampton deathcore five piece add…
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A review that acts as a part two from The previous review done by Metal Is Good And Stuff that you can read here. Melodic Death Metal Sweden/USA Released 13th February, 2026 Rogga Johansson barely stops for breath before teaming…
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Death Metal Sweden Released 5th February, 2026 You have to hand it to Rogga Johansson and the amount of bands and projects he is connected with. The man has got more fingers in more pies than Sweeney Todd’s basement. I’m…
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Stoner/psychedelic Metal UK Released 30th January, 2026 The third album from the Oxford quartet offers something a bit more highbrow from their previous ventures. Coming from such an established university city, one may be mistaken that metal would be a…
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20th February, 2026Camden Town, London As the winter is dragging it’s damp heels, it came as a sweet relief to find The Dev pub toasty warm. We can imagine that temperatures will only rise tonight as we came to…
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A review by Gioia – Napierdalac launch into 2026 by revisiting their debut single, Feasting Upon the Corpse of the Lord. It feels less like a simple re-release and more like a deliberate sharpening of a track that clearly matters…
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Death Metal Japan Released 26th January, 2026 The Nagano City natives have made a bold choice for their second album, NOCTURNAL VISIONS. Where INVICTUS’ 2020 debut was a hammer to the face in brutal death metal with a dark, thrash…
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Death/Groove Metal Poland Released 30th January, 2026 Ah, the mega highway that is “groove”. Where does one definitively put a finger on that term in terms of metal music? It seems absolutely anywhere and everywhere, but things get blurry when defining it…
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Psychedelic/Stoner Rock New Zealand Released 30th January 2026 For a band coming from such a green and temperate island, they certainly have some desert dust in their boots. The four piece hailing from the capital of Wellington have followed up…
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A Review by Gioia – Terramorta return with The Fading Lumina’s Embrace, a confident step into a more focused blend of black, death, and symphonic metal. The album is cinematic and atmospheric, balancing brutality with orchestral depth and a strong sense…
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