Metalcatto A promising mix of black and post metal. Our review here: metaleclipsereviews.com/2024/10/07/hell-is-other-people-moirae/

Matt Dense, breath-taking, magnificent Post-Black Metal that is as sophisticated as it is atmospheric. This record is tremendous front to back and has so much to offer. Favorite track: Moirae.

Abyssius Murkraken This band is nuts! Black Metal with a whole bunch of layers. Feels like my ears are eating a multilayer cake, except made from blood, nails and screams. Highly recommended, so glad to have been graced with a copy from the label! (Great label by the way, packaging and extra goodies are high quality!) Favorite track: Fates.

Nocturnal Egg (Jordan) "Ce n'est pas le voyage qui compte mais la destination" est une locution proverbiale qu'on entend de la bouche de tous les nomades : ce n'est pas la pochette de Beyond The Palest Star qui le démentira puisqu'Adam Burke reprend la technique du point de fuite, dirigeant notre regard non pas vers une station spatiale mais vers un trou noir — situé sur la gauche. Vorga confirme ce chemin de pensée dans son deuxième album avec un death metal cosmique sinistre, infusé d'énergie doomesque. Colossal ! Favorite track: Magical Thinking.

OGさん Beyond The Palest Star fuses cosmic black metal and savage riffs with swirling synths into a tight, immersive sci‑fi journey. The pacing and melody shine—“Magical Thinking” especially delivers haunting beauty. Production feels dense at times, but the songwriting’s cinematic sweep makes it compelling throughout. A stunning sophomore outing. Favorite track: Magical Thinking.

Abyssius Murkraken German melodic black metal with a sci-fi twist. From the moment this album kicks off I was entranced.
The passion these guys have for their music flows seamlessly through every riff, melody and scream. There's times where emotion grips you and times where the riffs pump you up. I cannot recommend this album and band enough, and thank god i stumbled upon them on Bandcamp! Favorite track: Terminal.

Da Tengu God not only is The Glow of Streetlights an amazing rapper, he can flow with a beat as seamlessly as they weave cryptological references and shoutouts to otakudom as well as showcase their own struggles and experiences. This is an album that should be in everyone's collection! Favorite track: Crossbows & Hot Sauce (Produced by Crickets Make Math).

Kris Faust A nice follow up to the fantastic Statues Cry Gemstones. TGOS continues delivering chill catchy tunes, with lyrics that mix down-to-earth struggles, pop culture references, and the spiritual and supernatural. Favorite track: Crossbows & Hot Sauce (Produced by Crickets Make Math).

Kris Faust Atmospheric, with an aura of mysticism, and lyrics that are highly personal yet relatable, spiritual, and just plain fun; full of film, videogame, and pop culture references. One of the finest EPs from 2021. Favorite track: 18th Century Jade (Produced By iLLResolveSystem).

Gomrund_likes I can't remember how I first heard of GoS. I'm so glad I did, and when I heard about Statues Cry Gemstones coming out, I knew I had to hear it.
The production keeps getting better, there's a magical mix of esoteric themes with quality delivery. I can't recommend this enough. Favorite track: Gargoyles Slowly Move Closer When You Aren't Looking (Produced By soundBoris).

Basile Lebret The Glow of Streetlights makes what they describe as lofi-horrorcore. A sort of lofi with esoteric/apocalyptic themed lyrics. But what's even more interesting about their music is they keep improving with every album they release. The production the flow, everything stepped up in this new iteration and I'll be sure to be there when the follow-up comes out. Favorite track: Statues Cry Gemstones (Produced By GlumVillain).