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 Herbst is a great artist and chose not to rest on his laurels, continuing his path autonomously, finally free from trends and the seed of Alcestian music.

 Agape is Herbst's most intimate and personal album, and you can feel it: it defies labels, requires patience and empathy, communicates with its mysterious music, resonates with its torn words and even with its silences and voids.

 Dive into Lantlôs' Agape for a unique post-black metal journey beyond boundaries.

 "'Tales Of Wanderings' is essentially a useless album that adds absolutely nothing new to what has already been said so far."

 "Neige’s voice here, somewhere between mumbling and a soporific lullaby, is the weakest I’ve ever heard from him."

 Explore the review to understand why Old Silver Key's album may not meet post-rock black metal fans' expectations.

 "Falling Deeper channels a lyrical intensity that My Dying Bride didn’t manage to reproduce in more than twice the time and with twice the resources."

 "There is only room for sincerity."

 Discover Anathema's Falling Deeper and experience a heartfelt symphonic journey through doom metal’s past.

 "Have One On Me" is the step (but given the proportions of the work, I'd also say a dozen steps) toward and perhaps beyond maturity.

 Its greatness makes it always more diverse, ever new with each passing listen.

 Dive into Joanna Newsom’s 'Have One On Me'—explore its rich textures and lyrical brilliance with every listen!

 "Illud Divinum Insanus" is nothing more than the new brother of "St. Anger" and "The Unspoken King"; thus, to be counted among the most obscene and disastrous "experiments" of all metal.

 The album sounds uninspired, incoherent, and tedious; an embarrassing collage of pseudo-experiments past their prime and weak metallic forays.

 Read the full review and decide if Morbid Angel’s risky new direction is worth your time or a metal misstep to avoid!

 "Evinta is a colossal, redundant, self-indulgent, ambitious, too ambitious work."

 "The substance, in Evinta, is entirely missing. The inspiration dissolves into pure sonic vanity."

 Read this honest review and decide if My Dying Bride's Evinta is worth your time or nostalgia.

 Lux Mundi can only provide chills by virtue of nostalgic recalls to past sounds, and I wouldn’t really call that a merit.

 Such a radical, forced, and poorly executed change could only be symptomatic of an identity crisis, no longer so latent.

 Discover how Samael blends nostalgia with their signature sound in Lux Mundi—listen now and explore their evolving metal journey.

 "Wars of the Roses is an album as simple and essential from a technical perspective as it is emotionally unyielding."

 "Stone Angels is a white epitaph like snow entirely recited by O’Sullivan, closing the album in a blinding, indecipherable, metaphysical whiteness."

 Dive into Ulver's 'Wars of the Roses' and experience a profound blend of emotional depth and experimental soundscapes today.

 The four proposed tracks seem nothing more than insipid scraps from the last studio album session.

 "Hotar" and the title track are the ugliest tracks Negura Bunget has ever written.

 Discover the challenges behind Negura Bunget's latest EP and decide if the evolution or decline suits your taste.

 This new 'Great Mass' is destined to become, over time, a 'Great Barbecue.'

 A class act like 'The Great Mass' is a real godsend for the metal market of recent times.

 Dive into Septicflesh’s The Great Mass and experience the powerful orchestral death metal fusion today!