Tag: ep review
REVIEW: The Agonist – EP: Days Before the World Wept
We have seen many bands make the best of these pandemic times by releasing excellent albums. The same goes for Canadian extreme metal band The Agonist, who recently released the EP "Days Before the World Wept." Check out the review here....
REVIEW: Enslaved – EP: Caravans to the Outer Worlds
Enslaved are back already, despite having released an album just last year, with an EP called "Caravans to the Outer Worlds." Read our review here...
REVIEW: Cory Marks – EP: Nashville Nights
Canada's newest and best contribution to country music and hard rock is back with a new EP of acoustic and live versions of songs from his debut. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Corrosium – EP: Undertow
Corrosium's newest EP from December 2020 may best be described by the term "bombastic metal." Learn more in our review...
REVIEW: Strike At Once – EP: Bloom
Strike At Once's newest EP, "Bloom," was released on February 19th. Check out our review:
REVIEW: Oceans – EP: We Are Nøt Okay
German post-metallers Oceans sing about mental health in their new EP, “We Are Nøt Okay,” which was released on April 30th, 2021, via Nuclear Blast. Read our thoughts here:
REVIEW: Weg – EP: 90 Degrees
The band WEG was founded in 2019 by friends Mikko Järvenpää and Antti-Jussi Valkama. This Finnish duo released their debut EP, "90 Degrees," on...
REVIEW: Bodom After Midnight – EP: Paint the Sky with Blood
What was supposed to be the beginning of a new chapter, ended up being a posthumous publication. During 2020, Alexi Laiho and his new...
REVIEW: Jo Below – EP: No Control
We first heard about the name JO BELOW when they released the EP "By the Rules" last year. Having been pleased by their enjoyable...
REVIEW: Rioghan – EP: Blackened Sky
Finnish artist Rioghan is a charming and off-the-beaten-path presence on the country’s ever-expanding metal scene. This solo project was founded in 2019 in Lapua,...
REVIEW: Elvenscroll – EP: Never to be Mourned
Originally founded in 2006, folk metal act ELVENSCROLL from Kerava are united by their love for folk metal music. The band may not be...
REVIEW: Cyan Kicks – EP: Not Your Kind
There's been stirring from the CYAN KICKS camp in recent days! Having recently heard vocalist Susanna Aleksandra loaning her voice to one of ARION's...
REVIEW: Cult of Luna – EP: The Raging River
The Swedish kingpins of ethereal sludge, CULT OF LUNA, have stretched the boundaries of the genre on a few occasions ever since the band's...
REVIEW: Temperance – EP: Melodies of Green and Blue
When it comes to melodic symphonic metal, the name TEMPERANCE may not have yet caught your attention in the sea of other bands that...
REVIEW: Roju – Nil
ROJU is an up-and-coming metal outfit hailing from Finland with a fresh release out just now. Their debut EP was released on January 29th,...
REVIEW: External – EP: Stillness
Publishing new music in December is certainly a venture - unfortunately, these releases tend to be overlooked because of all the end-of-year activities. Finnish...
REVIEW: Orbiter – EP: The Deluge
ORBITER is a five-piece stoner doom band formed in Helsinki in late 2014, of which first EP, “The Deluge,” was released independently on January,...
REVIEW: Scour – EP: Black
Even without the live music scene, the world of heavy metal has an oversaturation of bands releasing albums on a weekly basis. As such,...
REVIEW: Joe Below – EP: By the Rules (Musicalypse Archive)
Let me introduce you to a four-piece Finnish melodic progressive/hard rock band, known as JO BELOW. This new band from Helsinki have released a...
REVIEW: Black Sun – EP: Silent Enemy
Ecuador is not exactly the first country that comes to mind when one thinks about rock or metal, yet this is the country from...
