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21/12/2024

And finally, we have Daniel’s honorable mentions…

- Replicant: Infinite Mortality (Dissonant Death metal, technical death metal, brutal death metal)

Slimy, murky, ugly… Replicant delivered premium dissonant death metal with an exceptional combination of brutality and terror. Disgusting vocals, unhinged percussion and savage riffage turn “Infinite Mortality” into infinite fun.

- Selbst: Despondency Chord Progressions (Black metal, Post-black metal)

From the pen of Venezuelan solo artist Selbst, this album is an evocative masterpiece of powerful post-black metal that goes through bone and marrow. It impresses with evocative, cathartic songs that shatter our inner tension and relieve unconscious conflicts through layers of dark, woeful soundscapes and staggering instrumentation.

- Orgone: Pleroma (progressive metal, avantgarde metal, technical death metal)

“Pleroma” is a journey into the unknown, drawing us into a world of lush, multifaceted soundscapes, various emotions, and moods, as well as intricately woven narratives, and all of it flows organically in a chaotic yet ordered manner, enthralling us with either gorgeous, dreamy string and piano parts, or shaking us with hardened aggression, masterfully set in motion with progressive riffage and elaborate percussion.

- Caelestra: Bastion (progressive metal, post metal, melodic death metal, synthwave)

Crafted with much passion and splendor, “Bastion” is the ideal immersion into a world of larger-than life compositions and ethereal soundscapes. Drawing from post, progressive, melodic death metal, and 80’s synthesizers, this album is a true spectacle of dreamy melodicity, mythical atmospheres and emotional weight.

20/12/2024

And for today, we have Gilles's four honourable mentions that did not make his Top 10 List, however these Records are a Must to listen to.

Ponte del Diabolo's intriguing and mesmerizing "Fire Blades from the Tomb", an occultish Post Metal Homage. Ponte del Diavolo

Taiwanese Melodic Enthusiasts Bloody Tyrant with probably the best "asian"-influences Melodies and their latest Record "Haisen Monogatari" Bloody Tyrant 暴君

Technical Melodeath at it's Best by Oubliette and the great "Eternal Whispers"
Oubliette

And last but not least, the great Evergrey with their most personal record to date, "Theories of Emptiness" Evergrey

Check out these magnificent and totally different Records, you will not be disappointed!

- Gilles

19/12/2024

It's that of the year again, time to talk about the best metal albums of 2024.
There were many amazing releases this year, but unfortunately there isn't a place for all of them in a Top 10 list.
So today we show you Pit's four honorable mentions for 2024.

After three full-lenght albums last year, the Chinese solo band Ὁπλίτης (Hoplites) surprises us again with 'Παραμαινομένη'. His 'in my opinion' best work so far combines progressive heaviness with dissonant blackened death metal.

Another solo band 'Paysage d'hiver' presents us the over 100-minute-long raw, atmospheric and ambient black metal masterpiece 'Die Berge'.

Alcest really got me with 'Les chants de l'aurore'. Dreamy, atmospheric music for you to enjoy. Alcest

The technical death metal giant 'Nile' brought us with 'The Underworld Awaits Us All' one of their best albums since a long time. Nile

Please go check these amazing albums out and enjoy.

-Pit

#Ὁπλίτης

17/12/2024

OG Metalcore all the way from Japan? Sugoi!

Big thanks to Blanket Hill for the discovery.

VIEW FROM THE SOYUZ really brings that classic energy, taking you right back to the roots with their immaculate performance of melodic Metalcore Vibes.

14/12/2024

Also wann et eng Band gëtt déi weess wei Post Metal gemaach gëtt, da KRATON! Mat hirem neisten Epos "MONOLITH" beweisen se eng staark Weiderentwécklung a Verbesserung op alle Fronten. De Boerdi huet sech Zeit geholl fir mat ons iwwert "Monolith" an d'Zukunftspläng vu Kraton ze schwätzen, sou wéi och iwwert déi lokal Communautéit ze philosophéieren.

An sidd iech bewosst, Kraton wäert iech plattmaachen, an et wäert iech gefalen!

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Kraton

12/12/2024

Suidakra has long been one of the most underrated gems in the folk metal scene, and their latest release, Drakanakrad, only reinforces that status. With 16 albums under their belt and nearly three decades of history, this German outfit has consistently delivered some of the finest Celtic and folk-inspired tunes, yet they remain a well-kept secret among many fans of the genre.

Drakanakrad marks the grand finale of their ambitious Realms of Odoric trilogy, a journey that has showcased the band’s skill in blending melodic death metal with atmospheric Celtic folk elements. The trilogy's previous installment, Wolfbite, was a triumphant return to form, and Drakanakrad follows suit, embracing the band’s early sound while pushing it to new heights. It's a nostalgic yet fresh experience—a perfect balance of ferocity and melody that feels more like a homecoming.

Despite their impressive discography and consistent quality, Suidakra somehow remains in the shadow of bigger metal names, but for those who know, you know right!

A solid 8/10

-Gilles

Suidakra

10/12/2024

What a phenomenal year for music! With so many incredible releases, separating LPs and EPs for rankings is the best idea to truly highlight the diversity and talent we've witnessed. Let’s dive in!

First we have:
Counterparts – Heaven Let Them Die
A melodic hardcore masterpiece, this EP showcases Counterparts at their heaviest and most emotionally resonant. The crushing riffs and raw lyrical intensity leave a lasting impression, proving once again why they're among the leaders in the genre.

Persefone – Lingua Ignota: Part I
Technical brilliance is the cornerstone of Persefone's identity, and Lingua Ignota: Part I is no exception. The intricate compositions and musicianship create a whirlwind of sound that challenges and rewards listeners with every spin.

Atavistia – Inane Ducan (I Will Lead Into Nothingness)
Atavistia delivered another cosmic black metal journey that feels like a natural continuation of their epic Cosmic Warfare. Unexpected yet triumphant!

Sylosis – The Path
Sylosis gifting fans with new material so soon after A Sign of Things to Come is a treat for sure. Packed with leftovers that hardly feel like afterthoughts, this EP hits with powerful riffs, precision, and their signature melancholic aggression. New Sylosis is always a reason to celebrate in my opinion.

And now, the dark horse of the year:
Saasil - Novilunium
An ethereal, haunting blend of shoegaze and post-metal that transcends boundaries. Every track drips with despair and beauty, encapsulating emotions that linger long after the final note fades.

I highly recommend checking out all of these phenomenal artists—they’ve truly delivered some of the year’s most memorable.

-Gilles

Sylosis COUNTERPARTS
Persefone Atavistia AIAA 7 - V.C.H Music

08/12/2024

Nice and sludgy, that's how we like it here!
Love S*x Machine is back with a killer record titled "TRVE." Trust us, it stays true to their doomish roots while fully embracing their groovy essence, wasting no time in delivering the goods.

Love S*x Machine

07/12/2024

A Fusion of Metal and Classical Music would be the best description for SAVATAGE and their 1987 release “Hall of the Mountain King“, a record that represents a bold leap into new territory for the band, blending the raw power of heavy metal with the complexity and grandeur of classical music, an immediate signal that this is no ordinary heavy metal record. Drawing inspiration from Edvard Grieg’s classical piece "In the Hall of the Mountain King", Savatage reimagines the dark, haunting melody with distorted guitars, powerful drumming, and dramatic orchestral arrangements. The fusion of classical motifs and metal is one of the album's standout features, creating an atmosphere that matches the epic themes explored throughout the record.

There are moments of sheer aggression and speed—songs like "24 Hours Ago" are relentlessly heavy—but it’s the balance with the more introspective track "The Price You Pay" and "Hall of the Mountain King" that makes the record feel truly complete. The seamless transitions between power, melody, and complexity are part of what gives the album its staying power.

The performances are tight, with Jon Oliva’s powerful and expressive vocals being a focal point throughout. A range so impressive, able to shift from gritty, aggressive tones to more melodic, almost operatic moments without ever losing the intensity that defines the band's sound.

A classic Record of one of the most "forgotten" Bands of the Era.

05/12/2024

Ah, sci-fi-inspired metal—that electrifying fusion of cosmic storytelling and sonic atmosphere! Albums like The Body Cosmic by Iapetus and It All Began with Nothingness by The Anchoret have given me chills like almost nothing else can…almost! By far, my favorite record in this realm remains Black Widow Nebula by Caelestra. Its blend of atmospheric depth and sci-fi grandeur is unmatched, until now!

Caelestra is back! After what felt like an eternity, the project is once again poised to transport us into the vast unknown with its unique blend. Prepare for the return of those spine-tingling moments and the thrill of venturing into new sonic realms. Shivers and excitement are definitely on the menu!

Bastion, the newest Epos is an absolute masterpiece. From the very first moments, with tracks like “Halcyon” and “Soteria,” it’s clear that Bastion is wrapped in an even thicker, more intricate wall of sound than its predecessor, Black Widow Nebula.

The fusion of progressive death metal with synthwave elements is breathtaking, and yes—those blast beats and vintage textures somehow fit perfectly together. The previously released single “Finisterre” delivers Obscura-like technical aggression, but with a twist: the synths. Those synths breathe even more life into every track, creating moments of much-needed space amidst the intensity. If there were ever a time to talk about synthgaze, it’s now—Bastion is right at the forefront.

As the album progresses, tracks like “Light Bringer” and “The Hollow Altar” leave an everlasting stunned face, but it’s “Eos” that truly steals the show. This grand finale is an epic culmination of everything I love about the unlimited possibilites of metal music, and it’s easily the best piece of the genre I’ve heard all year.

With Bastion, I sincerely hope Caelestra reaches a wider audience—listeners who appreciate the meticulous craftsmanship and detail poured into every note. I’m thrilled to have had an early listen, and it’s no question that Bastion claims the top spot on my 2024 list. This is an album that needs to be heard, and we will do whatever it takes to share it.

Congrats to Caelestra for this glorious return, a 10/10!

03/12/2024

Hold your Horses! Yes, we know, with the sheer amount of good releases this year, one might easily forget some. So here we are, maybe the biggest modern metal bands from Luxembourg at the moment, PARITY and BLAME THE OTHERS releases some serious stuff this and we are hyped to see where 2025 is heading.
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30/11/2024

As 2024 draws to a close, it feels like the perfect time to reflect on the vibrant Luxembourgish metal scene. This year, several local bands have delivered a range of powerful releases that capture both the depth and diversity of our flourishing scene.

From Tolkien inspired Metal and Post Metal to Hardcore Anthems, our friends were very busy and i am sure that next year will be even greater.

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Asathor Blanket Hill Kraton Miles to Perdition Aeonik

28/11/2024

This Saturday promises to be nothing short of monumental, offering a mix of modern metal intensity and a trip down nostalgia lane. On one hand, we have DROGHER, delivering their signature modern riffs the best way possible.

On the other hand, the night dives deep into the roots of nostalgia, we are getting FAST FRIDAY and EVERWAITING SERENADE... let that sink in for a bit.

But that's still not the highlight, no we are here for the new EP by BLAME THE OTHERS. So get ready for a trip back memory lane in terms of metal. Corekids will surely feel at home here.

Be there!

Blame The Others Drogher Mix N' Kawa - MK Bar belval

26/11/2024

Opeth’s latest release, The Last Will and Testament, showcases Mikael Åkerfeldt’s mastery in crafting concept albums like no other. Opeth returns to their heavier roots while retaining the psychedelic strangeness that has always set them apart. It's a rich, cinematic experience where each song intertwines seamlessly, creating an intricate musical maze, feeling momentarily lost, but every turn reveals something diffrent and exciting, pulling you deeper into its's lore.

The instrumentation is nothing short of extraordinary—crisp, precise, and crystal-clear, every note is meticulously placed.
And the atmosphere? It’s haunting, unsettling, and undeniably familiar, evoking a sense of creeping dread and eerie beauty.

For fans of Blackwater Park or Still Life, this album doesn’t aim to replicate their magic—it creates its own. With similar vibes and intricate song structures, The Last Will and Testament feels even more refined and modern, proving that Opeth is always evolving while staying true to their essence.

For some inexplicable reason, this album stirs the desire to uncork a dusty, ancient bottle of red wine, letting its deep, complex flavors match the richness of the music. It’s the kind of record that beckons you to sink into the comfort of a worn sofa, close your eyes, and allow yourself to be completely enveloped by its new yet familiar face. -A triumphant blend of haunting nostalgia and progressive innovation.

9/10

Opeth

23/11/2024

"Images and Words" by Dream Theater is an album that not only shaped the band's career but also influenced the entire progressive metal genre, and since we just witnessed Dream Theater's Return to Luxembourg with legendary Drummer Mike Portnoy, i simply had to honour this classic.

James Labrie's first appearance added a new dynamic to the band's technical prowess, making this a turning point for Dream Theater and their breakthrough Record by a long shot, it may not be to everyones taste but the technical brilliance and emotional reach make "Images and Words" a masterpiece. Dream Theater's ability to craft intricate compositions without sacrificing melody or accessibility set them apart in a genre that can sometimes lean too heavily on technicality.

Attention to detail is most evident in "Metropolis—Part I: 'The Miracle and the Sleeper" and the album's centerpiece, "Learning to Live." Both songs are enormously complex and expansive, yet they don’t lose sight of melodic hooks or emotional resonance. "Under a Glass Moon" showcases what John Petrucci is capable of and some good jaw-dropping drumming from Mike Portnoy at it's core.

The importance of preservation is underscored by the fact that "Metropolis Part I" got it's own sequel and continuation with the record "Metropolis Part II: Scenes from a Memory“, another Masterpiece in DT's Quest for Perfection.

After all these years of intricate works and evolutionary Records, somehow "Images and Words" is still the pinnacle for DT and its Fans.

P.S.: The Show in Luxembourg war amazing, seeing DT back with Portnoy brought several Smiles upon my face and I am so looking forward for the new Record "Parasomnia" dropping next Year.

-Gilles

Dream Theater

21/11/2024

This was not on our radar at all, but the greatness of this Record made it mandatory to share, behold Bordeaux based Post Metal Specialist Matrass and their latest Record "Cathedrals". What a Masterpiece!

Matrass

19/11/2024

Heavy Devi consistently delivers, blending the familiar with the unexpected. "Powernerd" is showcasing yet another record with the ability to balance simplicity with innovation. An absolute pleasure to listen to and getting better with each listen.

Oh, and yes, i like coffee aswell☕

Devin Townsend

16/11/2024

Si waren ons alleréischt Invitéen an der Show an elo hunn se sech alt nees Zeit geholl an ons een Abléck verschaaft wat et bei Asathor neits gëtt.

Neie Bassist, neie Sänger an natierlech een neien Album, QUENTA MIR: SANGWA heescht dat néit Stéck wat sech dës Kéier mat der onmoosseg grousser Welt vum J.R.R Tolkien befaasst.

Wat genau dëst éischt Kapitel opdeckt a wei et bei Asathor an der nächster Zeit weider geet gitt dir hei gewuer.

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