Album Review: Lycanthro – Remnants of Rapture “Remnants of rapture, leaving this world I knew behind.” Lycanthro – Remnants of RaptureMay 23rd, 2025Power MetalPsychomanteum RecordsOttawa, Ontario, USA I first became aware of …

Lycanthro's latest album is a great slice of modern power metal that draws upon the legends of yore.

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The Cars by The Cars The Cars’ self-titled 1978 debut is one of those rare records that sounds both utterly of its moment and permanently modern. Arriving at the exact crossroads where late-’70s rock was shedding its b…

Album Review: The Cars by The Cars

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Thundercat combineert op Distracted funk, jazz en sci-fi tot een gelaagd muzikaal universum.

De samenwerkingen en arrangementen zorgen voor een rijk en samenhangend geheel.

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Ecca Vandal by Ecca Vandal Ecca Vandal’s self-titled debut album, released in October 2017 on Dew Process/Island Records, is a raucous, shape-shifting firecracker from the Melbourne-based South African-Sri Lankan artist. Clo…

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Angine de Poitrine - Vol II: Album Review | Live4ever Media Whilst introspection is never on the agenda, at times the effect of Angine de Poitrine's new album is exhilaratingly different.

#albumreview “At times the effect of Angine de Poitrine’s new album is exhilaratingly different,” writes Andy Peterson in his review of Vol II.
The masked Canadian duo push grooves, chaos and art‑weirdness into bold new territory.
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Album Review: Early Train - Jazz Ireland Greg Lloyd - Early Train - Kapai Music | 2026 With Early Train, Dublin-based pianist and composer Greg Lloyd presents a thoughtful and quietly ambitious second ...

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A cohesive, genre-blending album shaped by movement, groove and improvisation, featuring Eddie McGinn, Dave Redmond and @kevinbradymusic.bsky.social
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Fanny Hill by Fanny Fanny Hill, the 1972 third studio album by the pioneering all-female rock quartet Fanny, captures the band at its creative peak. Recorded over two weeks at London’s Apple Studios with producer Rich…

Album Review: Fanny Hill by Fanny

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In Absentia by Porcupine Tree In Absentia (2002) stands as Porcupine Tree’s definitive pivot from cult psychedelic prog into the mainstream of heavy, cinematic rock. Steven Wilson’s songwriting had already sharpened on the prec…

Album Review: In Absentia by Porcupine Tree

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New episode dropped. This and all the others can be found at the link below or in the bio!

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Leveler by Vaureen Leveler, the 2025 EP from Wisconsin-based heavy rock band Vaureen, feels like the sonic aftershock of a long-delayed reckoning. Released August 22 via Rising Pulse Records, the six-track collection…

Album Review: Leveler by Vaureen

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Ungrateful Little String Band "Tired of Being Relevant" Album Review — Melodic Noise If anyone asked me what I’ve been listening to most lately, I’d excitedly tell them about Ungrateful Little String Band’s Tired of Being Relevant. There’s so much going on in this folk-punk powerhou...

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Music Review // <b>Youth Novel</b> "<i>I Went Through This Experience Smiling</i>" https://youthnovel.bandcamp.com/album/i-went-through-this-experience-smiling Every time I feel like there is a certain sound, a specific...

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The Hurting by Tears for Fears The Hurting, Tears for Fears’ 1983 debut, remains one of the most fully realized opening statements in new-wave history. Recorded when Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith were barely out of their teens, …

Album Review: The Hurting by Tears for Fears

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The Queen is Dead by The Smiths The Queen Is Dead, released in June 1986, is The Smiths at their absolute peak. It is the album where Morrissey’s lacerating wit and Johnny Marr’s incandescent guitar playing finally fused into som…

Album Review: The Queen is Dead by The Smiths

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Album Review: Exhumed – Red Asphalt “Be afraid, unsafe at any speed.” Exhumed – Red AsphaltFebruary 20th, 2026Death MetalRelapse RecordsSan Jose, California, USA Californian death metal and grindcore outfit Exhumed …

Exhumed crush with the weight of a V8 on ‘Red Asphalt’.

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Los Thuthanaka’s Wak’a is a mellower follow-up to last year’s surprise Pitchfork favorite The EP interprets the Aymara legend of the first sunrise over three songs.

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Ambiguous Desire, by Arlo Parks 12 track album

Arlo Parks trades bedroom introspection for midnight momentum on Ambiguous Desire, and the shift feels alive. Club pulse, soft wreckage, queer joy, and emotional clarity collide in a record that moves like self-discovery after dark. #ArloParks #AlbumReview arloparks.bandcamp.com/album/ambigu...

Album Review: Lamb of God – Into Oblivion “I am the bringer of truth from which you run into oblivion.” Lamb of God – Into OblivionMarch 13th, 2026Groove MetalCentury Media Records / Epic RecordsRichmond, Virginia, USA Am…

It's another Lamb of God album. You know what to expect.

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Nothing’s Shocking by Jane’s Addiction Jane’s Addiction’s debut studio album arrived like a Molotov cocktail tossed into the hair-metal wasteland of late-’80s Los Angeles. Nothing’s Shocking didn’t just reject the glossy excess of the S…

Album Review: Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction

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Songs of a Lost World by The Cure In the eighteen years since 4:13 Dream, The Cure have grown older, quieter, and, on Songs of a Lost World, wiser. Released in November 2024, the band’s fourteenth studio album is a deliberate, eigh…

Album Review: Songs of a Lost World by The Cure

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New episode dropped on this oh so Good Friday! Check it out now at the link below or at the link in bio! youtu.be/eOSDI0o8qbQ

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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…

Album Review: Slave Machine by Nervosa

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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 …

Album Review: Keep me Fed by The Warning

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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…

Album Review: Lose Your Illusions by Uncle Hauk

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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 …

Album Review: In Through the Out Door by Led Zeppelin

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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…

Album Review: Who Really Cares by TV Girl

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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&hellip;

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" 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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