Social Murder — Slasher Review
Social Murder, filled with raw energy, brutality, and heaviness by fusing elements of classic death metal with modern influence.
The Inner Circle — The Esoteric Order
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Enio Nicolini and the Otron – Suitcase Man Review
Enio Nicolini and the Otron is a progressive space odyssey, that engulfs you in of themes of cyberspace, aliens, and science fiction and Carpenter’s synths.
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Deva Silence – Moon, Misery And A Country Church Review
Deva Silence is a heavy-doom metal band, where every song is a mood piece that is meant to evoke feelings, thoughts, and memories.
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Ormagoden – Purphoros Review
Ormagoden provides the listener with speed, energy, and seductive melodies with old-school thrash aggression that echoes like bells in the ears.
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Acrostic – Cosmo(A)gonia Review
Acrostic fuses the gritty intensity of crust punk, the rebellious origin of crossover, and the essence of old-school thrash meal.
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Wild Cats – Envy Review
Wild Cats, searches for a sound that blends the complex structures of Progressive Rock with the powerful grit of Metal.
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Evilon – Ginnungagap Review
Evilon, where the melodies drift into a world of fire and ice, tales of lore, mythology, creatures, sagas, and personal context come into play.
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Putrid Impetus – Fatal Necrotic Ecstasy Review
Putrid Impetus, a brutal death band with themes focused on subjects such as: Pathology, Medical, Diseases, Gore/Splatter, Death.
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Oigres – Don’t Stay Close To Me Review
Oigres delves into the darkest depths of the human mind, texts is that they are written in the first person, as if it were an internal dialogue of a mentally disturbed person
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Isometry – Break The Loop Review
Isometry tells a story of a dystopian future, where the main character strives to escape a monotonous existence defined by conformity
