In this Review Round-Up, Conjurer soar from self-discovery; Heavensgate test the waters on their breakthrough; and PENGSHUi…just kinda stay where they’ve always been.
Tag: progressive metal
Arctangent’s array of prog, post-metal and noise returns in fine form for 2025, with appearances from Between The Buried And Me, Karnivool, TesseracT, Melvins, Rolo Tomassi, Mew and more.
RADAR Festival rounds off its 2025 installment with a few more heavy-hitters, headlined by Underøath with more from Dream State, Vukovi, Yonaka, Love is noise, Shields and more.
Born Of Osiris’ embrace of vibrancy and reinforced composition, once again, sees them bring out the best in tech-metal.
2025 sees Outbreak return bigger, better, broader and more brutal than ever, headed up by Knocked Loose at their genre-defining best, with more from Deafheaven, Foxing, Speed, Drug Church, Loathe and more.
In this Review Round-Up, Rivers Of Nihil continue a run of utter excellence; Desolated make a strong comeback; and Will Varley is, unfortunately, not as lucky as either.
Make Them Suffer return to the UK after half a decade, and their metalcore onslaught hasn’t dulled in all that time, even slightly.
In this Review Round-Up, Orchards’ new album might rocket to the top of the bill, but Deijuvhs’ dexterous crossover work provides another strong showing, and Forlorn lay down a lot of potential on their debut.
Jinjer are more proficient than ever on a new album that sees them rocket up the metal ranks towards something truly great and ear-catching.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a trio of modern metal to pick through, though only VOLA manage something truly compelling compared to middling fare from Defences and Arctis.