• Swarm Effect

    ALBUM REVIEW: “Cotard’s Syndrome” by Swarm Effect

    Swarm Effect‘s latest album, “Cotard’s Syndrome“, plunges straight into the heart of human despair and existential dread. The death metal duo, separated by nearly 4,000 kilometers, has managed to channel their separation and personal struggles into a brutally cohesive album. “Personal Hell” – A Battle with Inner Demons The album opens...
  • Psychosounds Festival 2024

    REVIEW: Psychosounds Festival 2024

    Psychosounds Festival 2024 lit up the night on September 20, bringing together passionate fans and a dynamic array of bands that set the stage for an unforgettable musical experience. With every performance, the energy in the venue soared, creating a sense of camaraderie and excitement that filled the air...
  • Poster

    REVIEW: Belphegor, Malevolent Creation and Confess

    On 11 September 2024, Quantic Pub became the epicenter of extreme metal as Belphegor and Malevolent Creation returned to Romania for a night that will be etched in the memory of everyone who attended. With Confess as special guests, the lineup promised an intense experience, and it delivered—ferocious riffs, crushing...
  • Where's My Bible

    ALBUM REVIEW: “KAVE” by Where’s My Bible

    Today marks the release of “KAVE“, the long-awaited second full-length album from Finnish metal band Where’s My Bible. As someone who’s been following their journey, I couldn’t wait to dive into this record. I was curious to see how they’ve evolved since their 2022 EP, “Circle“. With “KAVE”, they’ve...
  • Anialator

    ALBUM REVIEW: “Death is Calling” by Anialator

    “Death is Calling” by Anialator is a fierce contender in the thrash metal scene, boasting a blend of intensity and technical precision that could easily place it among the best releases of the year. With a total runtime of just over 33 minutes, this album is a relentless assault...
  • Murderess

    EP REVIEW: “Time to Kill” by Murderess

    If you’re a fan of death metal with a touch of theatrical flair, the latest EP from Murderess, “Time to Kill“, is a release you won’t want to miss. This four-track collection explores a range of moods and themes, with each song offering a unique twist on the genre....
  • Vast Pyre

    ALBUM REVIEW: Vast Pyre’s Eponymous Debut

    I’ve delved into stoner doom metal enough to know what I’m looking for. While many albums I’ve explored didn’t quite capture my attention, Vast Pyre‘s material truly struck a chord. This album feels like it was forged in the very bowels of hell or the darkest reaches of space. It’s a...
  • Under the Shadows Drops Haunting EP

    ALBUM REVIEW: “I Before You” by Under the Shadows

    In a year that has already delivered a range of compelling releases, “I Before You” stands out as an impressive debut EP from the Netherlands-based metallers Under the Shadows. This four-track EP marks the band’s first official release and introduces us to their distinctive blend of metal genres. The...
  • Eva Can't

    ALBUM REVIEW: “Emisferi” by Eva Can’t

    “Emisferi” by Eva Can’t is a masterclass in blending serene atmospheres with heavier, post-metal elements, creating a rich sonic landscape that guides listeners through an emotional journey. The album, composed of four chapters, immerses you in a conceptual narrative, while the lyrics, sung in Italian, further enhance the experience....