Breaths — Isolera Review
Breaths, a cinematic and experimental instrumental movement of relaxation and a transfixing
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Bottlekopf — The Jokes Are Over Review
Bottlekopf drops thirteen bomb anthem songs that will bomb ‘n’ roll your soul.
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Xirrossix — Latinoamerica Review
Xirrossix unleashes material and a release that’s pure old-school and underground as hell.
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Sarmat — R2-28 Review
Sarmat is a blackened extreme metal of ultimate destruction.
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Dangerous Times for the Dead — As the Iron Curtain Falls Review
“Curtains don’t fall—they crush”—Dangerous Times for the Dead’s As the Iron Curtain Falls channels ritual resistance through classic heavy metal abrasion and historical invocation.
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Dangerous Times for the Dead — Scuttlers Review
Dangerous Times for the Dead proved another traditional metal track about Manchester’s 19th century street gangs
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Dimwind — Slow Wave Violence Review
“Violence isn’t sudden—it’s tidal”—Dimwind’s Slow Wave Violence channels ritual sorrow through instrumental post-metal abrasion and emotional invocation.
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Bloody Clerks — Doldrums Combustion
“Clerks don’t file—they combust”—Bloody Clerks’ Doldrums Combustion channels ritual monotony through noise-punk abrasion and administrative invocation.
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