Devil’s Teeth – Suki Yaki Hot!
vintage, nostalgia loaded perfection as they bring out the best in what surf punk once was.
Iron Void – Excaliber
doom style gets mixed with the storytelling ability of power metal.
Solium Fatalis – Genetically Engineered
good with a villainous mind and a brooding darkness.
Krisiun – Scourge of the Enthroned
type of album that needs no explanation to the purist, it just needs to be played over and over until you are exhausted
Cauldron – New Gods
lethargic tempos, chiming arpeggios, resonant power chords
Dead Register – Captive
explores fistfuls of varying genres, from dreamy shoegaze, to a more post-gothic sound, to a slightly refined atmospheric metal
Monte Pittman – Between the Space
Those who dig their metal straight-forward and groovy should find plenty to enjoy
Alms – Act One
The slow dirge, and the feelings of your inevitable end
156/Silence – Undercover Scumbag
for the masses of angry, pissed-off people of the world.
Spacetrucker – Smooth Orbit
Sabbath-inspired doom riffs with abandon; but they also intersperse enough groove to make their songs as danceable as they are headbang-friendly.