The instrumentals for a really great album. Do you even need a reason to listen?

Successful remake of their rather unknown song. It is actually very good.

I waited for this album. And so, did the album meet the expectations? Well, not quite.
"Glow" lacks polish and completion - album feels like a bunch of different raw ideas, that are barely connected to each other. But, as I listened to it for 3 days straight, I realized, that from "Tempest" to "Zephyr" (included) I hardly judge everything, even though there are questionable moments, but the "Glow" track really stands up as the most chaotic "connection" of ideas.
Also don't like bad mixing work.

Modern Metal nowadays is a dying genre, so occasional albums like this one are a real thing.
Silent Descent's new album was taking shape for a long time, but it all paid off - we got a very good album. I got into it not from the first listen, but now I understand it very well.
Recommended for all lovers of good Modern Metal.

Legendary game and almost one of a kind. I played The Neverhood with horrible localisation in my childhood and it was kinda difficult, but very fun nonetheless.
And years after, I returned to it on YouTube and was immediately interested by the OST, since I didn't pay much attention to it, when I was little..And it is awesome, very original and funny at the same time. Will listen to this version through abd through.

Among all Dehn Sora projects, I like Treha Sektori the most. It is that kind of ritual/ambient whateverthehell thing, that actually saves me, when I grow a bit tired from Metal.
And I also think, that it will be fun to "trip", while listening to Treha Sektori..

Cool Metallica vibe in this one.

Massive album, giant heavy monolith. This Germans made a colossal progress from "Rastlos", shaping into the form of utter/sheer instrumental heaviness blended with detailed symphonic arrangements (and clever use of accordion) and leaded with uncompromising harsh screaming by Oliver Berlin.
And on top of that - absolutely brilliant album production by Victor Brandes, without whom this album could've been something else .
Recommended for continuous listening to hear all the musical details.