Every Friday there is a tidal wave of new music released unto the world. Whilst we try to cover as much as possible here at The Razor’s Edge, it’s not always possible to review everything. So each week on a Friday we’ll round up some of the best new music available, some we’ve reviewed, some we haven’t, but all worth checking out!
Theres a lot of new heavy music hitting the airwaves this week, everything from black metal, death metal, gothic metal, Stoner rock, doom, thrash metal and even some of your traditional heavy fuckin’ metal!
Here’s what we think you should check out today!
The big album of the week is the new solo offering from Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge). His new album ‘The Ides of March’ highlighting the mans many musical talents.
“The focal point is the majestic voice of Kennedy, his vocal the real driving force behind this album.”
Read our full review here.
German metalcore veterans Caliban switch things up this week with their 11th album, ‘Zeitgeister’ released on Century Media.
Read our review here.
Of all the NWOBHM bands, Raven were the ones that really should have burst through the net and conquered all before them, and this week they re-issue the classic album ‘All For One’.
Read our full review here.
The good folk at Heavy Psych Sounds team High Reeper and Hippie Death Cult up for split E.P. ‘Doom Sessions Volume 5’, released this week.
Read our full review here.
Italians Celtic Hills return with their sophomore album ‘Mystai Keltoy’, released this week on Elevate Records.
Read our full review here.
Maryland based thrashers Crawling Manifest drop a beast of an album in ‘Radical Absolution’ this week.
Read our full review here.
The Monolith Deathcult release the third of their ‘V’ series trilogy this week. ‘V3 – Vernedering: Connect The Goddamn Dots’ is an industrial death metal offering.
Read the full review here.
And thats just the tip of the iceberg! other releases today we think you should check out include…
Black Metal
The Ember, The Ash – Fixation (Prosthetic Records)Åskog – Varþnaþer (Self-released)
Djevel – Tanker Som Rir Natten (Aftermath Music)
Dødsferd – Skotos (Transcending Obscurity Records)
Hore – Siostry Wiedźmy (Witching Hour Productions)
Otargos – 20 Years of Human Termination (Xenokorp)
Vallendusk – Heralds of Strife (Northern Silence Productions)
Siniestro – Vortexx (Black Lodge)
Death Metal
Internal Organs External – Apocalyptic Domination (Vicious Instinct Records)Laceration Mantra – Infected [re-issue] (Nuclear Winter Records)
Grave Miasma – Abyss of Wrathful Deities (Sepulchral Voice Records)
Old Skull – Nether Hollow of No Return (Inhuman Assault Productions)
Excarnated Entity – Stillborn In Ash (Nuclear Winter Records)
Doom / Sludge
Beholders Cult – Our Darkest Hour (self-released)Abysskvlt – Phur G.Yang (Solitude Productions)
Psychonaut / Saver – Emerald [Split EP] (Pelagic Records)
Heavy Metal
Lawrence Wallace – Lost At Sea (self-released)Bala – Maleza (Century Media Records)
Sour Times – The 11th Hour (self-released)
Trumbiten – Emotions [EP] (self-released)
Wreche – All my dreams came true (Handmade Records)
Millstone – Isle (self-released)
Scar of the Sun – Inertia (Napalm Records)
Sommo Inquisitore – Anno Mille (Metal Resistance)
Progressive Rock & Metal
Before & Apace – The Denisovan (self-released)Acolyte – Entropy (Blood Blast/Wild Thing Records)
Poverty’s No Crime – A Secret to Hide (Metalville)
Subterranean Masquerade – Mountain Fever (Sensory)
Zombi – Liquid Crystals (Relapse Records)
Teramaze – Sorella Minore (Wells Music)
Mad Symphony – Mad Symphony (MR Records)
Classic Rock
Avalanche – Second Hand Band (Sliptrick Records)The Final Clause Of Tacitus – Asinine Music for the Solemn and Staid [EP] (Self-released)
Foreign Wolf – Your Weapons, Your Words [EP] (Self-released)
Liar Thief Bandit – Deadlights (The Sign Records)
Thrash Metal
And the rest…
Osyron – Kingsbane (self-released) [Symphonic Metal]Throat – Smile Less (Svart Records) [Noise/Post-Punk]
S A R R A M – Albero (Subsound Records) [Post-Rock/Drone]
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