1. Cocoon (Bitch Regalia)
2. Inshallah
3. Cokkkfights
4. Angel's Bend
5. Clearly, God Damn
6. Stalactites (When Cast Down The Mountain)
7. Mal Aria
8. Bags Of Shine
9. Some Marionettes, Some Kites (A Few Knives)
10. Doppelherz
3rd album by Reveal!. Violent and peculiar it blends several sub genres not just for the sake of it, but mostly as the only way for the compositions to breathe, as the atmosphere is suffocating and purely ferocious.
1. Flesh From Bone
2. Screaming Always
3. Upon Their Cross
4. Gato Negro
5. Let The World Burn
5-track 'Ep by Vio-lence, 29 years after their last album. All five tracks of 'Let The World Burn' shred through everything we loved about the Bay Area scene. Each track is a whirlwind of riffs and solos that combine the ferocity of the '80s Bay Area with the sonic advancements of the 2020s.
1. Forsaken
2. Solaris
3. A Valediction
4. When Stars Collide
5. In Unity
6. Devoured Usurper
7. The Beyond
8. Orbital Elements II
9. The Neuromancer
10. In Adversity
11. Heritage
6th album by Obscura. The group forge more traditional metal-leaning compositions, brimming with melo-death inspiration. The massive and incredibly clear sound and imagery of the record by itself sets a new benchmark in production.
1. Arrival
2. Silent Stone
3. Ancient Light
4. Goddess Of Life
5. The Sculptor And The Stone Lady
6. Lord Of Sleep, Dreamaster
7. The Library
8. Mercy
9. Foreverless
10. The Nightmare Of Aeon
2nd album by Eliminator. If anyone was looking to find a band that plays an alloy of the best bands of NWOBHM in a more modern version, this band is definitely Eliminator. The album differs considerably in strength and speed with more aggressive, dynamic vocals and long-lasting solos, from the most melodic and heavy but equally impressive debut 'Last horizon'.
1. The Velvet Inquisition
2. Dead Revolution
3. Sea Of Heroes
4. The Precipice (Waiting For The Crash...)
5. Here Comes The Sky
6. Flying Alone
7. Days of '49
6th album by Hammers Of Misfortune. In this release they mix the idiosyncratic classic side of Peter Gabriel’s Genesis and the atmospheric power of Pink Floyd with a bunch of metal styles (from speed, thrash to power and epic heavy metal) in one consistent offering. Essential listening for those looking for adventurous music mixing the genres effortlessly but without restraints.
1. Swordmaster
2. The Grey Wizard
3. Raging Goblin
4. Journey To Undying Lands
5. Shadowgate
6. Fangorn
7. The Green Maid
8. Khazad-Dum Pt.1 (Ages Of Mithril)
9. Ride With The Dragons
10. Feast For The Wanderer
Debut album by Battlelore. Epic music with intense vocals mixed with clean female singing wound up in the fantastic world of Tolkien. They play their own fun flavor of metal, mixing death, epic, power metal and symphonic together to make a unique sound all their own.
1. The Unbreathing
2. Thy Ancient Fire
3. Abusing The Exorable
4. Abysmal Tides
5. Defying My Own Presence
6. Eternal Riot
7. Gallery Of Existence
8. Demonic Sovereignty
9. Throne Of Ashen Bones
10. The Fall Of Aeons
Debut album by Ironmaster, a side-project featuring Janne Jaloma (Dark Funeral, Aeon, etc.), Jonas Kjellgren (World Below, ex-Carnal Forge, ex-Centinex, etc.) and Roberth Karlsson (Aktiv Dödshjälp, Facebreaker, etc.). This release has everything a death metal fan needs!
1. Carpe Diem (Seize The Day)
2. Age Of Steam
3. The Pilgrimage
4. Dambusters
5. Remember The Fallen
6. Super Nova
7. Lady In Gray
8. All For One
9. Black Is The Night
10. Living On The Limit
23rd album by Saxon. Seemingly unable to write a bad album even if their lives depended on it, Saxon deliver the goods once again. 'Carpe Diem' is my favorite album of theirs since 1997s 'Unleash The Beast', and it’s everything I want in a traditional metal platter.
1. Kömmand
2. Chained To The Pentagram
3. Illicitör
4. Poser Disposer
5. I Dim Your Gleam
6. Speedkilling
7. Blood Upon The Eastern Throne
8. Street Forces
9. Sewagechrist
3rd album by Kömmand. The group continues delivering a blasphemous speed/black/thrash attack in their own 'stubborn' way. Total worship of their roots Destruction, Desaster, Celtic Frost, etc.
1. Santa Hipocresía
2. Maldición Del Alma
3. False Prophet
4. Morboso
4-track 'Ep by Rat King. They combine the two styles like a parasite and host, interweaving busts of grindcore into their death metal. The result of that is an artillery shelling of percussive battery with a clean crisp drum sound and razor sharp barbed riffs galore from start to finish.
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1. Divine Immolation
2. Cranial Disintigration
3. Sea Of Sorrow
4. Monolith
5. Onwards To Fire
6. Souls Of Retribution
7. Inside The Walls Of Madness
8. Fall Of The Damned
9. Stratified Realities
Debut album by Schizophrenia. The group can certainly write riffs and songs and they embellish their obvious influences with enough twists to make them feel newer. It’s thrashy enough for the thrashers, deadly enough for the death metallers, and techy enough for the nerds.
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1. Victory In Blood
2. Seven Mouths Of Madness
3. As The Night Takes Us
4. The Devil Rides Out
5. With A Cold Embrace
6. Demon Pact (Mysterium Tremendum)
7. XIII
8. Scepter Of Vengeance
9. Chaos Ascends
10. The Golden Dawn Of Murder
11. Divine Hunger
12. The Poetry Of The Scarred Earth
4th album by Unanimated, 12 years after their last one. The song structure is built on sharp and punchy guitar riffs that dominate their sound, as the tasting acid cutting edge twin guitars with melodic passages blended perfectly with throaty raspy black metal vocals.
1. Abyssal Slime
2. Death Reborn
3. Cosmic Macabre
4. Funeral Abyss
5. Death, Madness, Horror, Decay
6. Architects Of Madness
7. In A Thousand Horrors Crowned
8. Kaleidoscopic Mutations
9. Ageless Evil
10. One In Flesh
11. Restless Death
12. Leech Of The Aeons
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1. Intro - Popol Vuh
2. Formador
3. La Fuente
4. Hermanos De Sangre
5. Cebos Vivos
6. Rompe El Cepo
7. Bautizado Por La Arrogancia
8. Puños
9. No Voy A Perder
10. Asfixiar Con Verbo
11. El final De La Grandeza
12. Outro - Popol Vuh
Debut album by Panico Al Miedo. Most of the songs are slow and mid-paced with some speed outbursts that bring much needed variation. There is quite a bit more melody and complexity than might be expected, and there are many riffs and variations.