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Sonny92

  1. England, UK
  2. Metal
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  1. The foam of despair
    by Mourning Dawn
  2. Paradigm Call
    by SATURNALIA TEMPLE
  3. Gilded Sorrow
    by The Obsessed
  4. No Dawn For The Caliginous Night
    by Convocation
  5. Vessel
    by Benthic Realm
  6. At Damnation's Core
    by Neuropath
  7. Snowland
    by Sorcier Des Glaces
  8. Let the Earth Be Silent
    by FVNERALS
  9. Cult of Blood
    by Black Capricorn
  10. Abyssal
    by Hexer
  11. Second Death
    by Mansion
    Uncomplicated and unsettling doom metal is what Mansion are all about.
  12. Folium Limina
    by The Otolith
  13. KOSMODROM
    by MONOLITHE
    Kosmodrom is so skillfully written and crafted that it throws a lot of recent death doom releases into the shade. Monolithe show that it is no longer enough to just keep knocking out slowed down death metal riffs and throw some deep growls on top to appease the death doom cognoscenti - there is so much more that the style is capable of and the Frenchmen, like those cosmic pioneers are forging onwards and upwards in order to expand the minds of the human race.
  14. Gnosis
    by Russian Circles
    Gnosis Gnosis
    This is a sensationally powerful album of post-metal. It's an instrumental album free of vocals, but don't let that put you off - it works singularly well. A real find.
  15. In A Bizarre Dream
    by BlackLab
    Abyss Woods Abyss Woods
    I've been a fan of the Japanese stoner metal duo since their debut ep which saw light of day in 2017. They've come a fair way since those early days and have grown in confidence, with their sludgy stoner metal taking on a certain punkish swagger as they raise two fingers to all the naysayers. There are some killer cuts here, the opening riff to the single Abyss Woods is a real doozy for example and Yuko's guitar work in general is a treat as she fires off riffs and solos with equal abandon.
  16. II
    by Epitaphe
    II is not an album for the impatient metalhead, but is a technically impressive (in both songwriting and performance) release that does not skimp on sheer aggression and heaviness when the music calls for it, but also contains plenty of nuances and variety.
  17. So It Goes
    by Demoniac
    So It Goes So It Goes
    These Chilean thrash-masters may well have produced the best thrash metal album to be released since the very early nineties. Fast, vibrant riffing, snarling vocals and a rhythm section that will destroy your apartment block if they play within a mile of it, deliver everything you could ever want from a thrash metal album. Then, following the opening one-two salvo, Extraviado opens up with a.. jazz clarinet.
  18. ...and That Blue Will Turn to Red
    by PARKCREST
    Dwelling of the Moonlights Dwelling of the Moonlights
    Brilliant album from the modern capital of thrash metal - Chile. Aggressive and unrelenting like Kreator or Slayer with a degree of technicality and a modern production job that allows all concerned to shine. Great riffs and solos that should satisfy any real fan of thrash metal.
  19. Pantocrator
    by FANGE
    Tombé Pour La France Tombé Pour La France
    The sludge and death metal elements work in synergy with the industrial, the hot-blooded passion of the sludge metal vocals provide a searing counterpoint to the coldness of the machine-like death metal riffs. These are also overlaid with atmospheric sludge lead work that once more lends it a more human face and the layers help to build an interesting atmosphere that speaks of resistance to the inevitable that is yet tinged with a fatalistic futility, anger and self-loathing.
  20. Worship The Eternal Darkness
    by Archgoat
    In Extremis Nazarene In Extremis Nazarene
    I absolutely love Archgoat's blistering approach. Their war-drenched blasphemies assault your eardrums and take no prisoners when it comes to black metal extremity. This latest release, Worship the Eternal Darkness, is not as much carpet bombing as a laser-guided, targeted approach however which results in quite a bit of variety from a band who usually crank out the war metal riffs like there's no tomorrow.