1. The Circle
2. Bones
3. Dancing Shadow
4. Fog To Fog
5. The Strange
6. Tempest
7. Light And Shadow
8. The Lantern
9. Borderland
10. Despair
11. Weavers

15th album by Amorphis. The whole concept works amazing and the harmony not only between Tomi‘s growls and clear vocals, but also between his voice and the music is outstanding. It is an album that, despite going a little too soft at times, flows relatively smoothly, with enough variation to keep things interesting, and plenty of hooks to latch onto when the going gets a little rough.

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1. Orkizome
2. In Youth We Learn, In Age We Understand
3. One Voice, One Flame
4. Hail Thy Mighty Rock n' Roll
5. Welcome My Nightmare
6. Welcome To My Party
7. Imagination
8. Everything Comes To An End

2nd solo album by Sakis Tolis (Rotting Christ, etc.). It is an album that is pleasant to listen to, even though it doesn’t differ greatly from Rotting Christ, with Sakis remaining faithful to the style his music has followed since 2010.

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1. Athanato
2. Bloodstorm
3. Naked
4. All Sins Remembered
5. Crawl Into Your Grave
6. Ghostdance
7. Ov Flesh And Pain
8. Nosi Balasi
9. Eros And Psyche
10. Chaos Thy Name
11. You Could Be Mine (Guns And Roses cover)

5th album by Crystal Tears, 7 years after their last one. This is a well produced album that sounds amazing. The group flirts with thrash metal while maintaining its heavy/power identity. Compositions, orchestrations, playing, production, are at the standards of our time and very beautifully tied.

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1. Lady Of Shadows
2. What The Night Invokes
3. In The Realm Of Silver Light
4. A Scream In The Snow
5. The Creatures Of The Night
6. Julian Graves
7. Wrath Of The Pharaohs
8. Death's Parade
9. Dance Of The Eternal

4th album by Black Soul Horde. It is a natural evolution for the band, retaining many of the elements that made them beloved by the metalheads, but also adding others in a natural and welcome effort by the band to take their music a step forward.

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1. Twilight
2. Executioner
3. Nightmares Are Real
4. Souls Are Marching
5. Temple Of The Unholy Reign
6. The Gate
7. Delfekor
8. Unspoken Terror
9. Gionis
10. The Final Confrontation

4th album by Braveride, 6 years after their last one. This fourth, monumental chapter in the band’s saga, with a spectacular new line-up, multi-layered compositions, commanding guitar work, and a top-tier production, offers a cinematic, immersive epic/power experience, saturated with magnificent symphonic textures.

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1. Void Meridian
2. At Races
3. Fire On The Roof
4. Immolation
5. The Dress
6. Reveal
7. Thicker Blood

4th album by Messa. Here, you’ll find elements of jazz, prog, gothic rock, post-punk and black metal, all woven into the doomy musical core, ready to manifest at key moments throughout the record.

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1. Blood Moon
2. Gate Tower
3. Towards The End

3-track 'Ep by Iron Griffin. The band’s ability to blend melodic hooks with powerful riffs and intricate solos is on full display here, creating a rich and dynamic listening experience. It consists of three concept songs, which Oskari Rasanen composed in the past for different band project, which broke up quickly after. Later on, he decided to release them as Iron Griffin, where he handled all the vocals by himself.

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1. Twilight Passages
2. Pale Masquerade
3. Portrait Without A Face
4. Daughters Of Lingering Pain
5. Lugubrious Dance
6. Save A Prayer (Duran Duran cover)
7. Into Haunted Oblivion

7th album by Hooded Menace. The album respects the foundational elements of death/doom while boldly exploring fresh soundscapes, maintaining an eerie ambiance that grips listeners throughout. The slow, lugubrious doom segments interspersed with harsher death-metal passages weave a rich, introspective sonic tapestry that balances crushing heaviness with eerie, ghostly moods.

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1. Prelude To Darkness (intro)
2. Gates Of Skull
3. Prisoner In The Night
4. Stormbreaker (Turok's Axe)
5. Hall Of eternity (intro)
6. Ancient's Ritual
7. Am-Aras (Black Lord)
8. The Underdark
9. Queen Of The Black Moon (Erevyn's Fate)
10. Horizon's Nightstorm
11. Defenders
12. Glory Or Damn
13. Homecoming (Regdar's Tragedy)

2nd album by Crystal Skull, 5 years after their debut. Their style is speedy, European power metal, not too crunchy, lots of catchy choruses, a bit of an epic vibe to the lyrics, etc. Throughout, the music is epic and grand, the lyrics telling tales of swords and sorcery, the entire project feeling like a single unit, a story that has to be told in this order, from the beginning, each time you listen.

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1. Phoenix I: Ardent
2. Wolf I: Tooth & Blade
3. Wizard: Crystal Heart
4. Siren: The Pull Of Promise
5. Unicorn: Carnage And Ice
6. Path Of Moss
7. Crystal Cave: Enshrined
8. Serpent: Coiled Figure
9. Wolf II: Celestial Beast
10. Dragon: Lord Of The Sky
11. Summoning Spell
12. Sun Song: Behold The Flame
13. Phoenix II: Cinerous 

2nd album by Castle Rat. It shows us once again the mythical realm that the group lives in, a kingdom of labyrinths, medieval creatures and magic, blending doom, stoner rock, and atmospheric riffs with a theatrical flair. The band’s latest odyssey features 13 spellbinding tracks of epic carnage and mystical metal.

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1. The Black Sword
2. Don't Hear The Sirens
3. On The Way Of Acheron
4. Evil Sorcery
5. Through The Fires Of Hell
6. Anvils Of War
7. Last Flight Of The Eagle
8. Master Of Hell
9. Song In The Night
10. Gates Of Fire

Debut album by Black Sword Thunder Attack. It isn’t just an album; it’s a declaration of war on blandness, a beacon for those craving epic metal’s undiluted soul. Every riff cleaves like a broadsword through the veil of mediocrity, every melody soars on dragon’s wings, delivering the high-quality craftsmanship that defined an era without pandering to modern polish.

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1. The Descent
2. Paralysis
3. Iron Wolves Of War
4. Spellbound Mist
5. We Who Remain
6. Fallen Angel
7. Crimson Battle Beast
8. Enemy In Mirrors
9. Black Magick & The Devil's Hand Pt I
10. Black Magick & The Devil's Hand Pt II

2nd album by Sölicitör, 5 years after their debut. It is prime speed that flirts with nuances of thrash, power, prog and so much more over the course of its 10 song, 48 minute runtime. If you enjoyed the debut, you’ll be happy to know Sölicitör doesn’t make any core shifts in their sound, and what they do add is a definite improvement.

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1. Only Ashes Remain
2. Primordial Hunger
3. I Stand Defiant
4. Catacombs Of Sancre Tor
5. The Oracle
6. Apocrypha
7. Army Of None
8. Crestfallen
9. The Last Congregation

2nd album by Typhus, 5 years after their last one. Here, they’re moving away from speed/thrash metal and heading toward a more melodic, slower and punchier classic heavy metal sound! They’ve taken a daring step by slowing things down and infusing their metal with strong melodies, managing to create a very interesting, fresh and powerful album that impresses with its wild melodicism and rich, old-school heavy metal elements.

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1. Blind Wolf
2. Heat Lightning
3. Above The Law
4. The Fight Of Your Life
5. King Of Tides
6. Franklin County Line
7. Let's Spill Some Blood
8. High Threshold For Pain
9. When The Will Becomes The Chain

4th album by Sanhedrin. It sees Sanhedrin’s personality shine through exploratory songwriting and familiar band dynamics. Raw power, edges and emotional impact, this is what 'Heat Lightning' represents.

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1. Tear Ya Down
2. Bury The Hatchet
3. Down At Lover's Lane
4. Under My Gun
5. The House Where Evil Dwells
6. Growing Old
7. Gone To The Devil
8. Arsenic On The Rocks
9. Voodoo Island
10. Angel Dusted

4th album by October 31, 9 years after their last one. The album stays the thrashy traditional metal route of past albums and if you mixed a little Venom, a little Metallica and a little Rob Zombie in to one hellish drink you'd have the flavor of 'Bury the Hatchet'.

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1. Only The Swords Survive
2. The Battles I Have Won
3. Lord Of The Wind
4. Sirens' Song
5. Once Again (Crime In The Valley Of Death)
6. Celestial War
7. March Of The Argonauts
8. Lady In The Water
9. City Walls Of Malta – The Great Siege

5th album by Reflection, 8 years after their last one. This is a record that storms out of the gates with all the fire and fury you’d expect from a band that’s been hammering away at the anvil of true metal for over three decades. It’s an album that not only lives up to the band’s legacy but pushes it further.

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1. Heavy Metal Rush
2. The Catapult
3. Midnight Commandment
4. Hemlock

4-track 'Ep by Iron Curtain. High-energy drumming, crunchy guitar riffs, gang shouts and a loud, punchy bass seal the deal. The 'Ep features three proper songs and one outro, all of them solid. Short, sharp and energetic, this is a fun listen and a nice stopgap while we wait for the next full-length.

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1. Denied
2. The Oath
3. Divine Smite
4. The First Loss
5. The Final Rage
6. Upon A Bloody Shore
7. Detect Evil
8. The City Of Brass
9. The Holy Fire Of St. Djezzagh
10. Altar Of Ukim's Conflagration
11. The Ninth Level

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1. Feeding The Rat
2. Moth To The Fire
3. Man On The Stair
4. Are You Happy Now
5. The Enemy Within
6. Going With The Flow
7. The 47
8. The Devil In You
9. Soldier On
10. Don't Bleed Over Me
11. Written In Blood
12. The Six Hundred
13. We Burn
14. Ramesses

12th album by Tokyo Blade. The album seems to inject a welcome additional hint of melody across the record as compared to the previous album 'Fury'. Overall, while just very slightly less heavy and more dynamic than the last record, I really enjoyed the energy and fun on 'Time Is The Fire'. 

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1. Into The Drome
2. Steal The Night
3. Children Of The Beast
4. Ravening Angel
5. The Final Call
6. Radar
7. Race To Glory
8. Dynamite
9. Fear The Light
10. Astral Seduction

2nd album by Venator. It is unapologetically rooted in the classic European heavy metal tradition. Venator’s sound draws less from American power or epic metal, instead channeling the energy of early NWOBHM (think Judas Priest) and continental acts like Scorpions, Pretty Maids, and Finland’s Oz.

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