Slave Machine by Nervosa Nervosa’s Slave Machine (Napalm Records, April 3, 2026) is the Brazilian thrash quartet’s sixth full-length and their sharpest, most ferocious record to date. Clocking in at a lean 43 minutes acros…

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#AlbumReview #Teufelsdom Teufelsdom II via #FallenAngelsProduction by #Ioana

The composition style is on the minimalistic side, featuring a harsh, raw production with a sound that leans on the sharper side

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Keep Me Fed by The Warning The Warning’s Keep Me Fed (Lava/Republic, June 2024) is the Mexican trio’s most confident and radio-ready statement yet. Following the raw intensity of 2022’s Error, the Villarreal sisters—Daniela …

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Void of Light – Asymmetries One Listen Review 1st Listen 1 Apr 26Reviewed 3 Apr 26 Void of Light – Asymmetries Ripcord Records Released 3 Apr 26 I am proud to be a Scotsman, even more so when albums are released as good…

Check out my latest #onelistenreview Asymmetries by Glasgow natives Void of Light is out today on Ripcord Records #albumreview #postmetal #glasgowmetal #review thedevilshornsblog.net/2026/04/03/v...

Lose Your Illusions by Uncle Hauk Lose Your Illusions by Uncle Hauk is a raw, restless triumph that arrives like a storm you’ve been secretly waiting for. Hauk Heimdallsman’s latest album (available on Bandcamp on May 1 followed by…

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In Through the Out Door by Led Zeppelin In Through the Out Door (1979) is Led Zeppelin’s most divisive and, in hindsight, most human album. Released just months before John Bonham’s death would end the band, it feels less like a victory …

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Who Really Cares by TV Girl TV Girl’s Who Really Cares (2016) is a ten-track slab of bedroom-pop malaise that feels like the soundtrack to every messy situationship you’ve ever had. Released as the San Diego duo’s sophomore e…

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Album Review: Carol Maia & Jeremy Gustin – ‘it’s nice to see a lake in your eyes’: an mpb moment to treasure from the Rio/Brooklyn partnership. Shaped by online exchanges between Rio and Brooklyn, ‘it’s nice to see a lake in your eyes’ by Carol Maia and Jeremy Gustin leaves no doubt about their shared sense of adventure. Brazilian singer-songwriter Maia and avant drummer Gustin swapped files, felt the jeopardy and revelled in the surprises of their long distance collab to arrive here, a recording of thrilling new pop awareness. Somewhere between tuned in NY art rock and the nu-tropicalia‘it’s nice to see a lake in your eyes’ has a freshness that keeps you on your toes…

Album Review: 'It's nice to see a lake in your eyes' by @carolcarolmaia & @jeremygustin via @hive_mind_records

" a series of songs that shun immediacy or any overused hooks but which constantly intrigue and enchant"
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Album Review: Kill Karl – Suck on My Album “Hey little bitch-dick, pussy-ass pig shit, booger-fuckin’, titty-suckin’, mother-lickin’ butt zit.” Kill Karl – Suck on My AlbumDecember 12th, 2025Comedy MetalJ…

Kill Karl has truly redefined metal as we know it. An artist like this only comes around once in a generation.

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[Review] Minimum Vital - La Royaume Few ensembles within the French Progressive tradition have cultivated an artistic identity as singular and enduring as Minimum Vital. Since their emergence in the mid-1980s, the twin brothers Jean-Luc...

[Review] Minimum Vital - La Royaume

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Album Review: Joseph Arthur – You’re Not a Ghost Anymore: Faith INDIE ROCK NOTABLE BRINGS DIVINE MESSAGE

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Album Review: Arlo Parks - 'Ambiguous Desire' Ambiguous Desire, preceded by singles “Get Go,” “Heaven,” and “2SIDED,” is a sonic mosaic of delicious bass lines, mellow percussion, and heartfelt lyrics. Arlo Parks has created a record that is simu...

Alt-Star Arlo Parks is back with 'Ambiguous Desire' this Friday! Check out our review of the album today!

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Music Review // <b>Silver Liz</b> "<i>III</i>" https://silverliz.bandcamp.com/album/iii   If I was ever going to sit down and make a list of different artists in the same genre, to perh...

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Album Review: Hellripper – Coronach “Grey Palisades fade into endless fucking, pure soul-sucking night.” Hellripper – CoronachMarch 27th, 2026Blackened Speed MetalCentury Media RecordsAberdeen, Scotland, UK In 2023 …

This new record from Hellripper is one of my favourite albums of the year so far.

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Music Review // <b>Joyce Manor</b> "<i>I Used to Go to This Bar</i>" (Epitaph) https://joycemanor.bandcamp.com/album/i-used-to-go-to-this-bar Every so often an album comes along that I feel like it's an all-timer.  Ty...

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These Finns play a mix of death and thrash metal, offering infectious riffs, drums played at fast and relentless tempos, and vocals consisting...

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Album Review: Truly great – The Great Emu War Casualties unveil their soaring debut album ‘Public Sweetheart No. 1’ The brilliantly, if rather enigmatically, named band The Great Emu War Casualties have just released their debut entitled ‘Public Sweetheart No. 1’ after a series of EPs and singles released since the early 2020s, and it's well worth the wait. It's a sparkling collection of jewels that combine humour, raw expression and anthemic choruses with delicate instrumentation and angelic harmonies. Joe Jackson says of the album, with his trademark self-deprecatory humour: ‘Public Sweetheart No.1’ is a blunt, honest self-assessment of my own behaviour over an extended period of time and the various ways in which I have affected the people closest to me, so I’ve at least tried to make it catchy in order to better live with myself.

Album Review: Truly great - The Great Emu War Casualties unveil their soaring debut album 'Public Sweetheart No. 1'
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Album Review : Benjamin Herman – ‘The Tokyo Sessions’ : A high energy trip to Japan with the Dutch jazz legend and his dynamic band. Much celebrated Dutch alto-saxophonist, Benjamin Herman, sounds like the right kind of music obsessive. Not the drill-down, detail driven, relentless refiner of his craft but a musician who restlessly seeks out new perspectives and inspirations. Over forty years on since he first started playing jazz sax and fifty plus albums down the line, now with his new set ‘The Tokyo Sessions’ he shows that he can more than keep up the creative flow. It’s a collection which reflects Herman’s long-standing connection with Japanese muso-culture. He recalls his first visit was in 1989, in a hastily put together band to fill in for some dates when the Glen Miller Revival Orchestra pulled out.

Album Review: 'The Tokyo Sessions' by @benjaminherman.nl via @doxamsterdam

'The result fizzes with the dynamism and collective enthusiasm generated by Herman and this hyper-inventive crew'
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Discography Deep Dive: Pelican – Forever Becoming Pelican – Forever BecomingOctober 14th, 2013Post-Metal / Post-Rock / Sludge MetalSouthern Lord RecordingsChicago, Illinois, USA In 2013 Pelican returned with their fifth full length record, F…

My Discography Deep Dive into Pelican concludes with their fifth album ‘Forever Becoming’, perhaps their angriest and darkest record.

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Album Review: The Devil Wears Prada – Flowers “You can bury me, and I’ll leave flowers for you at my tomb.” The Devil Wears Prada – FlowersNovember 14th, 2025MetalcoreSolid State RecordsDayton, Ohio, USA I really don&#8…

This latest album from The Devil Wears Prada is a frankly boring and generic slice of toothless metalcore.

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An Undying Love for a Burning World by Neurosis Ten years after Fires Within Fires, Neurosis have returned not with nostalgia but with a clenched-fist rebirth. Surprise-dropped on the 2026 Spring Equinox, An Undying Love for a Burning World is t…

Album Review: An Undying Love for a Burning World by Neurosis

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Iron Slug – Deceit and Misery One Listen Review 1st Listen 25 Mar 26Reviewed 27 Mar 26 Iron Slug – Deceit and Misery Road to Masochist Released 27 Mar 26 After 2 well-received EP’s, Deceit and Misery is the debut full len…

Check out my latest #onelistenreview Deceit and Misery by Kent natives Iron Slug is out now on Road to Masochist #doom #metalreview #albumreview #vinylreview #sludge #gardenofengland #musicreview thedevilshornsblog.net/2026/03/28/i...

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[Review] Me El-Ma - Forward Owner Me El-Ma does not introduce himself with biographical preamble. Forward Owner, released independently on March 8, 2026, announces its intentions through the music alone — eight compositions of structu...

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Snail Mail: Ricochet It’s been almost four and a half years since Snail Mail’s last studio album, Valentine, a record that found Lindsey Jordan writing about, among other things: love’s highs and lows, obsession,…

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Discography Deep Dive: Pelican – What We All Come to Need “So fair are you my dear. So deep in love am I.” Pelican – What We All Come to NeedOctober 27th, 2009Post-Metal / Sludge Metal / Post-RockSouthern Lord RecordingsChicago, Illinois…

Discography Deep Dive continues with Pelican's fourth album 'What We All Come to Need', my personal favourite album from the band.

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Music Review // <b>The Great Emu War Casualties</b> "<i>Public Sweetheart No. 1</i>" The sound of The Great Emu War Casualties is quite complex.  It can feel like that time when bands were more well known, along the lin...

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Album Review: Ravenspell – Obsidian King “And so begins the cataclysm, witness the battleaxe apocalypse.” Ravenspell – Obsidian KingMarch 12th, 2026Power Metal / Speed MetalIndependently ReleasedQuebec City, Quebec, Cana…

Ravenspell craft badass, catchy power metal anthems on their excellent debut album ‘Obsidian King’.

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Written into Changes by Avalon Emerson & The Charm Avalon Emerson & the Charm’s Written into Changes (Dead Oceans, March 20, 2026) is the rare sophomore album that feels like a full exhale after a long, restless inhale. Following the hazy, bed…

Album Review: Avalon Emerson & The Charm

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