PANOPTICON – The Rime of Memory
22 December 2023
The runtime is long, yet it flows smoothly and remains captivating, full of a unique stylistic sophistication—just as Lunn has accustomed us to throughout his career.
The runtime is long, yet it flows smoothly and remains captivating, full of a unique stylistic sophistication—just as Lunn has accustomed us to throughout his career.
The Crimson Temple is a dark, extreme, yet elegant work, standing almost shoulder to shoulder with their previous releases, crafted by a band that knows exactly how to make music.
The band from Viareggio introduces its profile and the new album “What’s Left of Human?”: “We can’t wait to play it in front of our audience”
While not the most game-changing release in recent memory, its captivating soundscapes make it impossible not to hit replay.
The Bay Area thrashers have consistently delivered albums of outstanding quality, and with this release they’ve pulled off the difficult feat of revitalizing a genre that was in danger of fading under the weight of its own legacy.
With Black Mirror, the band draw us into dark visions and arcane rituals, letting us experience firsthand their sinister nature.
The Denver quartet has always shown a remarkable ability to push toward perfection with its unmistakable style—and this release is living proof.
It was easier to repeat themselves than to make a mistake—but the New Yorkers didn’t disappoint, delivering yet another outstanding work of progressive and experimental death metal.
Chaos Horrific stands as another sharp, confident release—free of hesitation—further enriching the band’s already impressive track record and ranking among their strongest recent outputs.
The runtime is long, yet it flows smoothly and remains captivating, full of a unique stylistic sophistication—just as Lunn has accustomed us to throughout his career.
The Crimson Temple is a dark, extreme, yet elegant work, standing almost shoulder to shoulder with their previous releases, crafted by a band that knows exactly how to make music.
The band from Viareggio introduces its profile and the new album “What’s Left of Human?”: “We can’t wait to play it in front of our audience”
While not the most game-changing release in recent memory, its captivating soundscapes make it impossible not to hit replay.
The Bay Area thrashers have consistently delivered albums of outstanding quality, and with this release they’ve pulled off the difficult feat of revitalizing a genre that was in danger of fading under the weight of its own legacy.
With Black Mirror, the band draw us into dark visions and arcane rituals, letting us experience firsthand their sinister nature.
The Denver quartet has always shown a remarkable ability to push toward perfection with its unmistakable style—and this release is living proof.
It was easier to repeat themselves than to make a mistake—but the New Yorkers didn’t disappoint, delivering yet another outstanding work of progressive and experimental death metal.
Chaos Horrific stands as another sharp, confident release—free of hesitation—further enriching the band’s already impressive track record and ranking among their strongest recent outputs.