Abstract Rapture – Ascension To Downfall

Believe it or not, but this time around it only took six years instead of eight for Abstract Rapture to release a new album! But rest assured, just as last time, it was worth the wait! Ascension To Downfall is going to be released this Saturday, October 18th, and I had the opportunity to spend …

Argon – Vigor Sorority Decay

I like to think that I am fairly in touch with what is going on in the non-mainstream music scene here in Luxembourg, but when I first read about Argon around five months ago, I was completely unaware of their existence. But it turns out that they have been around for nearly a decade without …

Tardis – For A While They Lived Together In A Treehouse

Truth be told, I rarely revisit albums that I’ve reviewed, simply because I’ve usually listened to that record about thirty times in relatively quick succession and I need to move onto the next one. This also means that after a while I forget the details of an album or what I particularly liked about it, …

Sublind – Metalmorphosis

This past decade has seen a massive surge in remakes, remasters, reboots and reimaginings in pretty much every artistic category, be it video games, movies, TV shows or music. While I, personally, don’t mind them at all, I know that a lot of people are annoyed by the lack of innovation across the different industries…which …

Blame The Others – Guilt To Last

Today’s review is technically about a new band but most of its members have been, or still are, in bands before and it can be felt in every note. Blame The Others came onto the scene at the beginning of 2023 and, after releasing a few stand-alone singles, have decided to drop an EP, titled …

Miles To Perdition – Of Gods And Parasites

Everything must come to an end, sooner or later. In the case of Miles To Perdition, the band chose to end their journey at the end of 2024, but not without giving their fans a musical goodbye in the form a final EP, called Of Gods And Parasites, which will be released this Friday, November …

Kraton – Monolith

When an album’s opening lines are “My spirit is broken”, growled in the most gut-wrenching way imagineable, you know you’re in for a ride. Five years after Unto Arcadia, which I somehow completely forgot to review back then, Kratonare back with their first full-length album, titled Monolith, and are, metaphorically, wearing a different set of …