Tag Archives: Post-Hardcore

Fit for an Autopsy – The Sea of Tragic Beasts (Review)

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Fit for an Autopsy - The Sea of Tragic BeastsFit for an Autopsy are a deathcore band from the US and this is their fifth album.

This album follows on from 2017’s hugely enjoyable The Great Collapse, which stood tall and proud as an example of deathcore that took influence from the original parameters of the genre, but had also progressed beyond it. The Sea of Tragic Beasts finds the band continuing down their chosen path, merging deathcore ferocity with post-deathcore progressive atmospherics and emotional content. Continue reading →

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Wrvth – No Rising Sun (Review)

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Wrvth - No Rising SunThis is the fourth album from US post-metal band Wrvth.

Previously known as Wrath of Vesuvius, they rebranded as Wrvth with 2015’s self-titled album, and delivered a feast of post-metal/death metal for us to enjoy, and enjoy we did. Continue reading →

Endon – Boy Meets Girl (Review)

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Endon - Boy Meets GirlEndon are a Japanese experimental post-hardcore band and this is their third album.

Holy crap, what the Hell is this? I looove it when you stumble blindly upon something as unexpectedly individual as this, especially when it’s done so well. Done poorly, this would be unlistenable nonsense, (and I’m sure there are some that would regard this as such), but Endon have a talent, it seems, for producing unusual, non-easy Continue reading →

Monthly Overview – the Best of January 2019

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January has seen somewhat of a slow start to the year for metal releases. Despite this, there have still been some that are well worth your attention. Have a look at the gems below and let me know which ones sound the best to you… Continue reading →

A Secret Revealed – Sacrifices (Review)

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a secret revealed - sacrificesThis is the second album from A Secret Revealed, a post-metal band from Germany.

The band’s debut album – 2015’s The Bleakness – was an album that I thoroughly enjoyed and stuck out with its vision of heavy, emotive modern post-metal. Continue reading →

Erlen Meyer – Sang et Or (Review)

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Erlen Meyer - Sang et OrErlen Meyer are from France and play post-hardcore/metal. This is their second album.

I’ve been looking forward to this release ever since the band’s 2013’s self-titled debut. I managed to catch them live at 2016’s Damnation Festival and interview them too, so this is definitely an album I’ve been awaiting. Continue reading →