Extreme is the way

PSYCROPTIC – The Pulse of Annihilation

With their ninth studio album, the Australians once again reaffirm their status as one of technical death metal’s premier acts, delivering another outstanding record without sacrificing an ounce of the skill and precision that have defined their career.

FUMING MOUTH – The Ringing Bell

The Massachusetts outfit have reached the peak of their songwriting, delivering one of the strongest extreme metal releases of the summer.

FORBIDDEN – Forbidden Evil

The history of thrash metal runs through this album as well, one of the finest records ever to emerge from the Bay Area.

ETHEREAL ROT – Ethereal Rot

The Maine-based band make their full-length debut with an album that weaves together brutality, atmosphere, and a cosmic edge, giving it a distinctive identity.

NUCLEAR TOMB – Epoch Inhumane

With their second full-length, the Baltimore quartet has fully come into its own, showcasing a more mature and impactful sound than on its predecessor.

DROMOS – Failing Light

The London-based four-piece make a striking debut with an album that encapsulates everything funeral doom stands for, enriched by ritualistic passages and a strong psychedelic edge

PSYCROPTIC – The Pulse of Annihilation

With their ninth studio album, the Australians once again reaffirm their status as one of technical death metal’s premier acts, delivering another outstanding record without sacrificing an ounce of the skill and precision that have defined their career.

FUMING MOUTH – The Ringing Bell

The Massachusetts outfit have reached the peak of their songwriting, delivering one of the strongest extreme metal releases of the summer.

FORBIDDEN – Forbidden Evil

The history of thrash metal runs through this album as well, one of the finest records ever to emerge from the Bay Area.

ETHEREAL ROT – Ethereal Rot

The Maine-based band make their full-length debut with an album that weaves together brutality, atmosphere, and a cosmic edge, giving it a distinctive identity.

NUCLEAR TOMB – Epoch Inhumane

With their second full-length, the Baltimore quartet has fully come into its own, showcasing a more mature and impactful sound than on its predecessor.

DROMOS – Failing Light

The London-based four-piece make a striking debut with an album that encapsulates everything funeral doom stands for, enriched by ritualistic passages and a strong psychedelic edge