Stuck in the Filter: May 2026’s Angry Misses
Since the last Filter dropped, it still hasn’t stopped raining and storming in my neck of the woods.…
Review: Novareign – Shifting the Axis of the World
Published by Andy on 2026/08/032026/08/03 Artwork by Seventhtowerart Style: Power Metal, Progressive Metal (Clean Vocals)Recommended for fans of:…
Review: Every Hell – The Peoples Republic of Hell
No artist credited. Style: Progressive metal, post-hardcore, mathcore (mixed vocals)Recommended for fans of: Black Peaks, Every Time I…
Vanderlust – The Human Farm Review
Aliens offer to take you away and give you a perfect—albeit short—life: do you say yes? According to…
Witch Ripper – Through the Hourglass Review
Few things at AMG Industries make us prouder than watching bands once scrutinized under AMG’s Unsigned Band Rodeö…
The Silver – Looking Glass of Hymnal Blue Review
Comprising members of Horrendous and Crypt Sermon, back in ye strange times of 2021, Philadelphia’s The Silver dropped…
Speglas – Endarkenment, Being & Death Review
It’s not uncommon for death metal musicians to mellow and prog out the longer they roam this Earth.…
Weft – The Splintered Oar Review
Black metal and the violin go together like peanut butter and jelly, which makes it particularly exciting when…
Insomniac – Om Moksha Ritam Review
The terms “psychedelic” and “post-metal” are usually enough for me to approach any new release with caution—not because…
Sad Serenity – Tiny Miracles Review
Written By: Nameless_n00b_606 Perhaps more than any other subgenre of metal, prog requires work. Prog metal’s penchant for…