Since release of breakthrough album To the Nameless Dead, Primordial has managed to keep the quality level consistent, even thou the 2007 release still does stand as their pivotal release. More than three years since […]
Debut album from Danish instrumental band Eigengrau is in many ways a typical post rock/metal release influenced by the likes of Pelican, ISIS, Russian Circles, Mono and Cult of Luna. As such it does lack […]
The longer I enjoy employment here at Metal Revolution, the more I begin to realize exactly how lucky I am. Never before have I come across as many different bands, musical influences and interesting concepts […]
Skogen is a Black Metal quartet who, almost a decade ago, set out to describe and pay homage to the beautiful and mysterious nature that surrounds them (Sweden is well-known for its beautiful nature). So […]
Neter is a Spanish death metal quartet founded in 2004. In the beginning of their musical journey the band played a swedish style death metal, but through the years their sound evolved to a darker […]
With more than a decade behind them French technical post metal outfit has made a move that will leave their fans wondering. Departing the musical approach that has among other things, landed them the spot […]
In recent years we’ve witnessed an emergence and blossoming of many sleaze bands coming out of Scandinavia, and far away from Sunset Strip. Sixgun Renegades is yet another Scandinavian entry to the genre. This hard […]
Here comes Fister; a Missouri-based doom merchants. No Spirit Within is their new 7-tracker full-length, recently released via French-based Listenable Records. This Midwestern outfit (comprised of drummer Kirk Gatterer, guitarist/vocalist Marcus Newstead, and Kenny Snarzyk […]
Lectern is an Italian Death Metal act with almost twenty years worth of experience underneath their belt. During that time, they have graced the world with five releases (and a sixth on the way). Luckily […]
Vulture Vibe is a four-piece Rock N’ Roll consisting solely of my kinsmen, so it stands to reason that once I learned of their existance, I felt almost obliged to seek them out. Granted, when […]