New Releases to Explore This Weekend
Greetings, Decibel readers! It’s another fantastic week filled with fresh music releases. From the latest gore-soaked vehicular slaughter by Exhumed to a variety of lesser-known bands worthy of your attention, there’s a chance for you to discover some new favorites this weekend. Let’s dive into this week’s selections!
Featured Releases
Coscradh – *Carving the Causeway to the Otherworld*
Genre: Black Metal / Death Metal
Coscradh presents a violent and alchemical blend of black and death metal. Their unique sound is complemented by a fascinating mix of Druidic and Celtic themes intertwined with Roman motifs. Instead of opposing each other, these influences unite to create a singular voice that stands tall in the metal scene.
Stream it on: Apple Music
Dwellnought – *Monolith of Ephemerality*
Genre: Death Metal / Doom Metal / Grindcore / Thrash Metal
Dwellnought’s music is intriguing, boasting a blend of genres that includes black metal, death metal, doom metal, grindcore, and thrash. However, the predominant sound leans towards cavernous death metal with other elements surfacing at key moments. Their dark and enveloping soundscape invites listeners to lose themselves in its depths—just be cautious about finding your way back!
Stream it on: Apple Music
Exhumed – *Red Asphalt*
Genre: Death Metal
Exhumed delivers an album that is as entertaining as it is blood-soaked. While the band could have played with some clever song titles, their focus on fun, bloody themes remains. This version of their sound feels loose and free, igniting a primal joy within metalheads. Prepare for an exhilarating ride—just remember to keep your eyes on the road!
Stream it on: Apple Music
Nightshade – *In Essence Divided*
Genre: Gothic Metal / Progressive Metal
If there’s any justice in the world, the producers behind the *Castlevania* television series would choose Nightshade for its soundtrack. This Swiss band offers well-produced, gothic-inspired extreme metal with progressive elements. Their sound is captivating, and they deserve more recognition, especially among festival-goers like those at 70,000 Tons of Metal.
Stream it on: Apple Music
Rotten Blasphemy – *Worshippers of Chaös*
Genre: Extreme Metal
For fans of underground metal, Rotten Blasphemy is a must-listen. Their sound fits perfectly in a secret basement show, echoing the influences of Aura Noir, Nifelheim, and Nunslaughter. With catchy tracks like “Rise and Sin,” this unholy masterwork is a great way to kick-start your day!
Stream it on: Apple Music
Conclusion
This week’s lineup showcases a diverse array of metal subgenres, promising something for everyone. Whether you’re in the mood for cavernous death metal, gothic vibes, or playful gore-infused tracks, there’s a new release waiting for you. Dive into these albums and let the music guide your weekend!
FAQs
What genres are featured in this week’s releases?
This week’s releases include black metal, death metal, doom metal, grindcore, thrash metal, gothic metal, and extreme metal.
Where can I stream these albums?
All featured albums are available for streaming on Apple Music.
Are there any bands worth following from this list?
Definitely! Bands like Coscradh, Dwellnought, and Nightshade show a lot of potential and creativity worth exploring further.
