How did Sanguisugabugg’s “Hideous Aftermath” sneak into a top place on my best albums of 2025 list, and what does the band have to offer a mostly disgruntled death metal fan like me?
Rivers of Nihil’s self-titled album is a clear number 2 on my best albums of 2025 list. It was a huge positive surprise, and I’ll dive into why in this mini-review/raving about why it’s so good.
Hangman’s Chair’s “Saddiction” is easily my favorite album of 2025. Here’s why and why should give it a shot.
Origin: SwedenGenre(s): Progressive rock, progressive metal, alternative rockFor fans of: Katatonia, October Tide, Soen, Atoma This review is also available at rateyourmusic.com About the author I’m Stefan Nordström, an aspiring musician and content creator. This is one of the ways I promote Soliloquium, my progressive death/doom metal band. If you’re Read more
Death/doom metal is one my favorite genres. It’s also the one I play with one of my bands. I’ll be frank though: it isn’t one of the most original and innovative metal genres. There are many quality bands, but most of them follow the genre blueprints and expecations, at least Read more
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