In this Review Round-Up, there’s exceptional modern metal from Ad Infinitum and ho-hum alt-pop from Loyals, both overshadowed by the mountains of controversy that Escuela Grind find themselves under.
Tag: progressive metal
Weird, wonky but wildly captivating, Sugar Horse’s newest prog odyssey reasserts how no one else is quite like them, often including themselves.
In this Review Round-Up, Rain City Drive continue to unimpress, but at least the slack is picked up by a returning Happy Accidents, and some fascinating prog-metal from Lowen.
Leprous continue their run as prog-metal kings on a diverse and dynamic new album, with a modern feel that keeps them so exciting.
As another long hiatus for earthtone9 ends, it brings about a goldmine of forward-thinking metal and performers whose ability hasn’t dulled in the slightest.
In this Review Round-Up, the new album from Rarity is…alright. What’s much better is another banger from Perennial, and some incredibly strong breakthroughs from Red Vanilla and Cobra The Impaler.
Scraping their grandest, most cinematic heights yet, Myrath stake their claim for being prog-metal’s latest titans on their new album.
In this Review Round-Up, a slew of metal releases might begin on an underwhelming note with Tenside, but certainly kicks into gear thanks to new ones from Lord Dying and Abhoria.
Silent Planet’s brand of metalcore continues to expand into the cosmos, exploring and landing upon tremendous results among the expanse.
In this Review Round-Up, Year Of The Knife’s huge leap from tragedy is the main headline, but there’s still more to dig into in new releases from Sugar Horse, Sleep Outside and Black Water County.