BURIAL HORDES – Ruins (Album Review)
Hellenic act Burial Hordes explores on their recent album “Ruins” the introspective nature of the black metal psyche through resonant chord plucks, and then delivers…
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FRACTAL GATES – One With Dawn (Album Review)
Melodies set adrift amid the stars.Originality is a difficult feat to accomplish, let alone maintain, in the long-running and ever-expanding art of melodic death metal,…
MIND’S MIRRORS – Forever Is Not Nearly Long Enough (Album Review)
Veteran minds mirror an obscure past.In recent years there has been a healthy fixation among American power metal bands with the divergent take on the…
RIOT V – Mean Streets (Album Review)
Johnny owns these here streets.The name Riot is all but synonymous with that of power metal, if not American heavy metal as a whole. Born…
RAGE – Afterlifelines (Album Review)
Twice the splendor, twice the fury.The Teutonic metal scene has crafted many legends in the past four decades, but few can claim the expansive and…
TOMORROW’S RAIN – Ovdan (Album Review)
A dirge of existential fatalism.The glory days of 90s European death/doom and its more commercially accessible gothic offshoots might seem like a bygone era amid…
WHILE SHE SLEEPS – Self Hell (Album Review)
Enter the self-imposed perdition. Sticking to what works doesn’t necessarily entail staying in the same place, and with nearly 20 years of experience now in…
KID KAPICHI – There Goes The Neighbourhood (Album Review)
Few things can make an impression like a consistent and uncompromising work ethic, and one thing that Hastings native Kid Kapichi can’t be accused of…
WHOM GODS DESTROY – Insanium (Album Review)
We need to get something established upfront. Sonic Perspectives is blessed with an insightful and well-informed readership. Yes, that means you, the best and the…
MYRATH – Karma (Album Review)
The fact that Myrath have modified their logo should tell you everything you need to know about “Karma”. This is, after all, a move metal…
