““Hangman’s Breeze” is a nautical death metal nightmare based in folk horror - soundtracked by frantic vocals, haunting guitars and turbulent drums.”
From the swamp to the asylum: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Oh, More Gordon delivers 53 minutes of outright lunacy — the RAM-fortified sequel nobody asked for but everyone needs. syn.terra's Mellow Evil fuses jazz stylings with grinding guitars, pounding double-bass, and synth will o' wisps in the mire of progressive swamp metal. Jacob's Fall's Lost in Silence channels inner struggle and melancholy into dark, deeply melodic rock — intensely elegiac and never hopeless. Jonathan Hadley's Somebody Somewhere asks who you are when you stop masking for everyone else, and Scare in a Box's Dracula Got Punched answers with a fist straight from Transylvania.
““Hangman’s Breeze” is a nautical death metal nightmare based in folk horror - soundtracked by frantic vocals, haunting guitars and turbulent drums.”
“Chris of Wilderness's 9th album Smoke Up Every Mountain puts it's hat in the ring for the dankest record of the year award.”
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“This follow up to the debut album, Awaken The Androids is made almost entirely of collaboration tracks.”
“Arriving Intact is the sound of Elk Hunter growing beyond its origins while staying true to its purpose.”