It has rained every single damn day this week. Which, really, is just what I need less than two weeks removed from a breakup. Good job, universe! Oh well, May’s upon us. There’s no way it won’t improve upon April from a lifeical standpoint, but it may also do so from a metallic perspective as well. Quite a bit to look forward to over the next 25 days.
That starts today, with new stuff from U.K. death crew Grave Miasma, who release their gnarly new EP, Endless Pilgrimage. I’ll have a full review of that thing up early next week, but as a pre-emptive TL;DR — it’s worth your time. We’ve also got new albums from Alaric, Vektor…hell, even one from not-metal-but-yes-awesome synthwave mainstay Perturbator. It’s a solid week, so let’s jump in. Here’s what’s on tap for Friday, May 6:
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May 6, 2016
Grave Miasma – Endless Pilgrimage (Profound Lore / Sepulchral Voice)
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Alaric – End of Mirrors (Neurot)
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Perturbator – The Uncanny Valley (Blood)
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Other New Releases of Note:
- Vektor – Terminal Redux (Earache)
- So Hideous – Laurestine [Orchestral Version] (Prosthetic)
- Glorior Belli – Sundown (The Flock That Welcomes) (Agonia) [full review]
- Prisoner of War – Rot EP (Iron Bonehead)
- Rebaelliun – The Hell’s Decrees (Hammerheart)
- Rhin – Passenger (Grimoire) [full review]
- Pensevor – Kiothod (Hibernacula) [full review]
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Keep it heavy,
Dan
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