Entransient – The Weight of Things
Monster riffs, sing along choruses, head bobbing time changes, and super tight grooves
Owl Maker – Paths of the Slain
Verging at times into straight up stoner metal
Troll – Troll
truly good psych/progressive/doom songs
Stark Denial – Covenant of Black
tireless in its pursuit of metal perfection.
Saber Tiger – Bystander Effect
Masterful shredding, soaring vocals, and harmonized guitar solos
Interview with Agusa
Rage and Frustration Heavy Metal Reviews & Interviews Interview with Agusa Band: Agusa Album: Agusa Country of Origin: Sweden Genre: Psych/prog rock Label: Laser’s Edge Interviewer: Mannerheim Thank you for the opportunity to do an interview with you. I really...
Fight the Fight – Fight the Fight
ability to be brutal, melody driven, and obscene all in the same song
The Divided Line – Paramnesia
catchy chorus riffs and perfect vocal styles
Knife the Glitter – Knife the Glitter
melodies and the progressions interweave in a tapestry of perfect harmony
Revenger – The New Mythology Vol. 1
chasing one another around the sonic waves