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THAL – The Harvesting

This is the 8th release from THAL. All songs written, recorded, mixed and mastered by John “Vince Green” Walker and Kevin Hartnell for The Heathens Are Loose. “Tonguerazor” features Margherita Bandini.

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Elektrik Warfare – Silent Kings & Queens

The first album from Elektrik Warfare was recorded between April 2017 – September 2018 and features 10 tracks of NWOBHM, doom metal, heavy metal, and hard rock. “Silent Kings & Queens” is the first release from Elektrik Warfare and founded by songwriter Anders Plassgard.

Elektrik Warfare is:
Anders Plassgard – Vocals, Keys
Tony Inosencio – Rhythm & Lead Guitar
Frank Motor – Rhythm & Bass Guitar
Kevin Hartnell – Drums, Rhythm Guitar

Guest Guitarist: Mat Williams – Rhythm & Lead Guitar

Artwork by Anders Plassgard.
Mixed by Kevin Hartnell & Tony Inosencio.
Mastered at The Overlook Hotel by Hector Rat.
Produced by Elektrik Warfare.

Recommended Pick: The End

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Cambium – Let’s Send a Signal

The first album from Cambium is a diverse collection of songwriting with many influences held together by excellent songwriting and musicianship, turning the album into a head trip worth taking.

Recommended Pick: Salton (long version)

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wytCHord – Death Will Flee

Proto Doom project wytCHord features John “Vince Green” Walker (THAL) and David Jones (Black Mountain Creeper). Highly recommended as  you drive down that long, dark infinite highway at night, music cranked up to 11.

Recommended Pick: The Queen They Left to Die

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Dronefly – Dronefly

Dronefly is a project created by Mike Chambers and expanded with the inimitable songwriting skills and vocals of Deanna Quijada. The EP features four melodic tracks with dreamlike qualities. Recommended for fans of Cocteau Twins and Kate Bush.

Recommended Pick: Forever Light

Ghost of Altalena – Out of Time

“Out of Time,” the sophomore album from Ghost of Altalena, helmed by the visionary songwriter Sergey Engel, is a gripping odyssey through the depths of doom metal, hardcore, metal, and grunge. With 12 tracks pulsating with unconventional fervor, this dark, weighty, and unorthodox opus plunges listeners into a realm where ferocity intertwines with raw emotion. From the Sabbath-esque groove of “Colossus” to the haunting melancholy of “The Willow Tree,” each song is a visceral exploration of the human condition, defying norms and leaving an indelible imprint on the psyche. “Out of Time” cements Ghost of Altalena’s status as a trailblazing force in the contemporary metal scene, daring listeners to embrace the unconventional and embrace the darkness within. Fans of Black Sabbath, King Crimson, Alice in Chains, and Lustmord should press play.

Personal Pick: A Call From Hell

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The Antoni Tashev Project – The Antoni Tashev Project

Guitar virtuoso, Antoni Tashev, began his musical journey at a young age learning classical guitar, traditional music, and fueled by a love for Jimmy Page’s guitar work. The Antoni Tashev Project has 6 truly unique compositions, some written while Antoni was still just a young teenager, which is a testament to his abilities.

Personal Pick: Babylon on Fire

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Trinity & Triage – Trinity & Triage

Ralph Feetham, songwriter from the UK, crafted a collection of psychedelic and progressive rock styled songs with Deanna Quijada to create this entirely unique album. Deanna’s vocals are rich and somewhat reminiscent of Kate Bush occasionally, which is a fine thing! Excellent guitar work, keyboard tapestries weaving throughout, and unexpected twists and turns make this a delight to listen to.

Personal Pick: Surreal

Honorable Mention: All at Sea

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THAL – Swarm the Mandala

THAL, a heavy doom-laden rock project created by John “Vince Green” Walker (Columbus, OH), release “Swarm the Mandala” and dedicate it to Em T-Edens and others who lost their lives over the previous two years. His incredibly powerful vocals dominate throughout the ten tracks fueled by anger and frustration over current events.

Personal Pick: Godmaker and the Child Profits