Lark – Lark
Thick and melodic, this EP is a treat.
Hamka – Multiversal
Mixing symphonic majesty, superb shredding, and ethnic folk instruments
Caïnan Dawn – F.O.H.A.T.
Patient is a key word here, for as much as F.O.H.A.T. is built on a foundation of chaos, they approach the topic with a great deal of patience, exploring the murky depths and twisting by-ways.
Balance of Terror – World Laboratory
You could say that they have learned the lessons of the masters well and then moved the music forward into this generation by creating their own style, which makes the album feel timeless.
Celeste – Infidele(s)
The quartet draws you along the twisted pathways of a murky labyrinth of darkness. Much like their live performance, they provide the only light, only cutting marginally through the fog, and only where they want you to see.
The Walking Dead Orchestra – Resurrect
TWDO bring us a solid slab of Death Metal tinged with a little bit of everything Death related…
Doctor Livingstone – Triumphus Haeretici
To understand the album, give yourself an hour plus where you can sit and absorb the entirety without interruption. Your patience and effort will be rewarded with an album remarkable in its dark passion.
Khaos-Dei – Opus II: Catechism
Only the glare of red flames give any glow and it is a dark malevolent glow indeed.