Wintersun – Time II Review
Constantly swirling and shifting in such a way that is always moving the album forward, Wintersun ventures to a more Asian backdrop with all the folk instruments, atmosphere, songwriting, and themes to match.
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Gin Lane – Unpleasant Promises (Review)
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The Flower of Love – Pan’s Not Dead (Review)
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The Metal Addicts’ Top 10 Albums of 2021
Amongst the hundreds upon hundreds of albums that graced our ears throughout 2021, we here at Metal Addicts were more than happy to yet again have the pleasure of presenting …
Wilderun – Epigone (Review)
To take into consideration all that the vast realms of folk metal have brought to our ears in recent years since the new decade, it almost becomes painfully obvious at …
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A Pale Horse Named Death – Infernum In Terra (Review)
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Dødsferd – Suicide and the Rest of Your Kind Will Follow II (Review)
It takes time, luck, and extreme skill to become anything close to an icon. I’ve been raving about the excellence of Dødsferd since I first discovered the Greek phenomenon a scant three …
Hooded Menace – The Tritonus Bell (Review)
We all know many of the classic acts when it comes to the forefront of our minds when we consider death/doom from names like My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost, Katatonia, …