Author: Alex de Borba
Alex de Borba
Bogotá, Colombia
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Vein: Bogotá’s Canvas of Cacophony and the Forthcoming Album ‘Reveal’
Following their new single ‘Redemption,’ Bogotá’s art-metal collective Vein is gearing up to launch their sophomore album, ‘Reveal.’ The band’s…
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Night in Gales: A Thirty-Year Echo in the Gothenburg Sound with ‘Sylphlike’
Three decades after its underground genesis, the German band revisits its foundational demo, ‘Sylphlike.’ This re-recording is not an act…
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Herejía: Confronting a History of Violence with ‘In Nomine Obscuritatis’
Returning with an album born from tragedy, pioneering Colombian band Herejía honors their late founder by forging a new chapter…
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Heartlay: The Act of Reshaping Sonic Identity with ‘The Alteration’
The French industrial metal project Heartlay has released ‘The Alteration,’ a new album built on a foundation of deconstruction. This…
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Brainblast: From ‘Relentless Rise’ to ‘Colossus Suprema,’ a Symphony of the Spirit
With their debut album, the Colombian band moves beyond a national history defined by violence, embracing a new, intellectually ambitious…
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The Old Dead Tree: Confronting Ghosts in Hallowed Halls with ‘London Sessions’
Following a triumphant return, the French progressive metal luminaries enter London’s Abbey Road Studios to record a new EP, ‘London…
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Conjurer: Deconstructing the Self to Rebuild the Sound with ‘Unself’
On their third album, the United Kingdom metal band turns inward, channeling a journey of personal identity into their most…
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Omnivide: Defines a New Arc of Ambition with the ‘Arise’ EP, ‘Void’ Single, and Canadian Tour
Following a swift ascent with their 2024 debut, the Canadian progressive metal act Omnivide announces a new EP, ‘Arise’ that…
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Perturbator: The Dark Philosophy of Conflict in ‘Age of Aquarius’
James Kent’s sixth album moves beyond synthwave’s neon glow, using industrial force and philosophical depth to confront a society defined…
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Achathras: Crafting a Modern Hellenic Myth with ‘A Darkness Of The Ancient Past’
The enigmatic black metal entity Achathras arrives with a debut album that serves as a powerful séance for a bygone…
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Bloodred Hourglass: Confronting the Apocalypse with ‘We Should Be Buried Like This’
On their seventh album, the Finnish melodic death metal stalwarts synthesize two decades of evolution into their most aggressive and…
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Hooded Menace: Resurrecting Ghoulish Legacies with ‘Lachrymose Monuments Of Obscuration’
The Finnish death-doom stalwarts continue their evolution, blending classic horror, 80s heavy metal, and even new wave pop into their…










