Halfway through July, and we’ve got another busy week of new metal releases for you cretins. For starters, Norwegian deathsters Blood Red Throne return with Union of Flesh and Machine, their seventh album in the last 13 years. (Can’t fault a band for being steady!) We’ve also got Stranger to Violence from Psalm Zero — the Queens outfit’s final release with recently-dismissed guitarist Andrew Hock.
Beyond that, North Carolina’s MAKE return with Pilgrimage of Loathing less than a year removed from their previous album, The Golden Veil. Plus, new stuff from Caïna, Ecferus and more. So let’s dive in and take a listen. Here’s what’s we’ve got this week:
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July 15, 2016
Blood Red Throne – Union of Flesh and Machine (Candlelight)
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Psalm Zero – Stranger to Violence (Profound Lore)
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MAKE – Pilgrimage of Loathing (Accident Prone)
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Other New Releases of Note:
- Caïna – Christ Clad in White Phosphorus (Apocalyptic Witchcraft)
- Ecferus – Shadow Projection (Children of the Night)
- Castle – Welcome to the Graveyard (Ván)
- ColdWorld – Autumn (Cold Dimensions)
- Pestifers – Hope Misery Death (Eihwaz)
- Fistula – Longing for Infection (PATAC)
- Noire – The Tracks of the Hunted (Depressive Illusions)
- Vow of Thorns – Farewell to the Sun (self-released) [full review]
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Keep it heavy,
Dan
Nine Circles 