EP Review: Necrotted – Die for Something Worthwhile (Rising Nemesis Records)
Necrotted back and better than ever with the upcoming October 11th release of Die for Something Worthwhile via Rising Nemesis Records.
EP Reviews 2019
EP Review: Cvlt Ov the Svn – Luna In The Sky Forever (OMN)
Self-styled ‘Occult Murder Pop’ act Cvlt Ov the Svn will release their debut EP. ‘Luna In The Sky Forever’ via OMN label services on September 27th 2019.
EP Review: Ripper – Sensory Stagnation (Unspeakable Axe Records)
Chile’s premier thrash band Ripper are back with their first new material in three years. Sensory Stagnation is coming September 30th on CD, cassette and digital platforms from Unspeakable Axe Records, with a vinyl release to follow from Dark Descent Records.
EP Review: Mosaic – Cloven Fires (Eisenwald)
Thuringian black/dark metal folklorists Mosaic will release a 7″ single, titled “Cloven Fires”, due September 27th 2019 via Eisenwald.
EP Review: Alice Cooper – Breadcrumbs (earMUSIC)
Alice Cooper is a man who should need no introduction. The shock rocker has been at the top of his spooky game for over 50 years. Now in his 70s, he shows no sign of slowing down. Still touring and releasing music on a regular basis. His latest offering being a six-track EP called Breadcrumbs.
EP Review: Ghost – Seven Inches of Satanic Panic (Loma Vista Recordings)
Picking up where Prequelle left off, we have Ghost at their poppiest and peppiest with this 7” release, Seven Inches of Satanic Panic. That there will be enough to put a lot of people off but Ghost fans, particularly those who loved the latest album will certainly eat this up.
EP Review: Illucia – 111 (Self Released)
A traditional heavy metal band, from Bangalore, India, Illucia was founded in 2014. They have now unleashed their debut 6 track EP, ‘111’. Combining the traditional sound of old school heavy metal and rock ‘n’ roll.
EP Review: Fathom Farewell – Consume the Earth (Self Released)
Boston’s Fathom Farewell are set to release their newest EP, Consume the Earth. Featuring six tracks of high-energy and emotionally-driven modern hard rock/metal, the EP shows why Fathom Farewell are one of the fastest rising stars in the melodic metalcore scene. Consume the Earth will be out September 20th 2019 on CD and digital formats.