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Otra grata sorpresa que me llevo este año, esta vez de la mano del grupo vasco VIBORA, los cuáles muestran una brutalidad sin igual en Zaldi Beltza. La intensidad, el ruido y la emoción son elementos fundamentales de este álbum, siendo repartidos a lo largo de sus escasos 23 minutos de duración con facilidad y exactitud, atinando en cada momento cuándo deben ser pesados y desgarradores y cuándo tienen que demostrar la emoción y ... read more

One of the main reasons why I really like Jane Remover's previous album is that it sounds really nostalgic, yet refreshing at the same time, with a wide arrangement of genres and sounds that work in unison perfectly. On Census Designated, Jane Remover's sound shifts from glitchy, emo hyperpop to a nice mix of shoegaze, post-rock and indie rock that further encapsulates this feeling of nostalgia, and helps improve her sound into an even more cathartic edge.

Spectacular return after their 2021 debut album. Dying Wish have already mastered this particular style of melodic metalcore while adding their own touch to it. I'm hoping to see how they keep perfecting and evolving this sound from here.

Metalcore supergroup END returns with one of the most visceral albums of 2023, and they're back stronger than ever. During its 30-minute runtime, you're in for a wild ride into the heaviest the genre can offer, with gut-wrenching riffs and a monstrous performance by Brendan Murphy that never ceases to surprise the listener. The band finds balance between incredibly brutal metalcore/mathcore and moments mostly dominated by elements taken from industrial music and post-metal, although they are ... read more