The Sacrament Of Sin

After spilling gallons of blood and fighting tirelessly, after only two albums with Napalm Powerwolf shot straight to the pole position of the official German album charts (and another album made it into the top three!). After selling out venue after venue and thrilling bigger and bigger hordes of fans, the time is right for a new chapter: The Sacrament Of Sin which offers a dozen metal psalms forged for all eternity!

We Are Not Your Kind

We Are Not Your Kind, on album standout Nero Forte. Indeed, Slipknot’s leader has been on quite the journey since 2014’s .5: The Gray Chapter – at war with mental demons while also dealing with the blow of a divorce in 2017. For the Iowa metal titans as a unit, too, it’s been a similarly tumultuous story – still finding their feet between line-up changes, and even having to deal with an ugly lawsuit involving departed member Chris Fehn in March of this year.

Flawed Design

Saint Asonia - Founded by Adam Gontier [Three Days Grace] and Mike Mushok [Staind]- stormed new territory upheld by an unshakable foundation of off-kilter grooves, pummeling guitars, scorching solos, and searing songcraft. With release of Flawed Design Saint Asonia fully realize the scope of their ambition. Produced by Brian Sperber (Alter Bridge, Staind, 3 Doors Down). The 11 track album includes the recently released singles "Beast" and "The Hunted", the latter of which features Sully Erna from Godsmack.

Holy Hell

Holy Hell is the Architects eighth studio album, comes lumbered with expectation. The first release since the tragic, sudden and widely publicised death of guitarist and primary song writer Tom Searle before a second of the record is played out, it’s weighed down by expectation. It’s a triumph, then, that Dan Searle – Tom’s twin brother and the band’s drummer – vocalist Sam Carter, and bassist Ali Dean have returned in explosive fashion. Few would have begrudged them for succumbing to that weight, and sinking into mire and misery. Instead, they’ve harnessed the fire and brimstone of grief’s most violent throes, fashioning it into their finest album to date