Melt Motif – Particles. Death Objective (2023) – Review

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Ever since Steven Wilson left the solid grounds of Progressive Metal and went full-tilt Pop Rock adorned with colorful electronica, the RMR review folks were searching for that next one. Gotta have some break from the endless avalanche of metal heading towards us from time to time.

Now, the electronic metaverse is as full of garbage as it is varied. Yet, there are those proverbial cherries on that misaligned cake of garishly colored horrors. To find them is terribly difficult. And – of course – a second such record needs to be outrageously out-of-the-box and so avant-garde that it will … [...] Click to raid more!

Elderseer – Drown in the Shallowness (2023) – Review

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Elderseer. Never heard of them, I declare. And how could we? The band saw the light of day in 2017 and only released one first EP way back in 2018. And some five years later, the band’s debut Drown in the Shallowness lets us have a go at their kinda belated first issue.

So, let’s don our cilice and – head over to sadboi country. A new record pregnant with potent doom-laden offerings awaits our inspection, we’re told. Just let me grab the tissues and that crusty whip before we head down there. Tearful flagellation time.


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Kold – Intet Mere Er (2023) – Review

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2022 already whipped up a pretty good crop of whatever Extreme Metal is capable of. Especially, Black Metal made a comeback with the folks over at Kampfar usurping the numba 1 spot on the RMR Top 10 Records list.

Now, since 2023 got underway we didn’t stop searching for those nuggets. With some great results and one specimen that almost fell through the cracks.

So, Kold1 came along with their debut piece Intet Mere Er. Their brand of Black Metal sits straight where old Scandinavia left off many years ago. And for those thinking that such warmed-up old … [...] Click to raid more!