Album-Reviews.pdf
Discover honest and sometimes unserious metal album reviews from Metal Robot.
From the underground independent artists to the most legendary bands in the world, you'll find in-depth reviews covering all genres under the blackened sun like thrash, death metal, progressive metal, symphonic metal, metalcore, crabcore, core-lobster or whatever “post-metal” is supposed to be, and so much more.
Dawn of Ouroboros "The Art of Morphology" <REVIEW>
… somber atmosphere that can turn happy people into brooding anime characters in less than a minute…
Habu "Distant Thunder" <REVIEW>
Having played with big name bands and playing big name shows, the prog rock band Habu is ready to release their 3rd studio album Distant Thunder. What kind of millage can someone like a metalhead get out of this?
Malicious Inc. "Red Flag" <REVIEW>
Seeing as the second wave has been chugging for some time, and plenty of bands have come out of it soaring like hawks, I wanted to see if Malicious Inc. has what it takes to stand up amongst the rest.
Sleepwraith "Day Terrors" <REVIEW>
The duo eventually wanted to create a sound that encompassed every style that they’ve experimented with. From grunge, to punk, hardcore, metalcore and death metal. All of which allegedly came together with Sleepwraith, and their debut album Day Terrors.
Apocalyptica "Cell-0" <REVIEW>
Apocalyptica is a Finnish 4-piece symphonic metal band who’s main (can I call it a gimmick) is that their heavy music is created purely with Cellos. Will we be able to turn that 8 into a 9?
Syryn "Beyond the Depths" <REVIEW>
Syryn is a 5-piece power/thrash metal band from Calgary, Alberta. They’ve gotten quite a bit of buzz across Western Canada, all of which was leading up to their debut full length album “Beyond the Depths”
Ragnarok "Non Debellicata" <REVIEW>
With such a reputation behind them, it’s no wonder many were excited to hear their new album Non Debellicata, so I figured I’d take a look, given the fact that I haven’t heard any of their previous stuff, I wanted to see if this was a good jumping on point for their music.
Slow "VI-Dantalion" <REVIEW>
Just a question, if you were to guess what their sound was like just based on the band name alone, what would you guess? I’ll give you a hint, it’s not speed metal.
Fire From the Gods "American Sun" <REVIEW>
Fire From the Gods has been a bit of a thing in recent years, garnering quite a bit of wide spread attention with their first album. What can we expect from their sophomore album?
Botanist "Ecosystem" <REVIEW>
When you think of something called “Green Metal”, one can’t be sure what to expect. I for one had no idea when I first opened up this band’s biography. “Green Metal”… it sounds like something Shrek would coin something that has layers…