New Releases from MØL, HANABIE & More Available This Week 1/30
This week in heavy metal sees the release of a diverse range of new albums, covering genres from nu-metal to post-black metal. Let’s take a closer look at some of the exciting new releases hitting the shelves this week.
Kicking things off is Hanabie with their album “Hot Topic.” Hailing from Kichijōji, Tokyo, this band blends nu-metal and metalcore elements to deliver a high-energy and catchy metal experience. Expect plenty of grooves, aggression, and a hint of nostalgia, as showcased in tracks like “Iconic.”
Next up, we have The Hirsch Effekt’s album “Der Brauch.” Originating from Hanover, Germany, this progressive metal band showcases their unique style with album art that mirrors the oddity found in their music. With intricate compositions and thought-provoking lyrics, this album will challenge listeners to delve deeper into their music.
Møl’s “Dreamcrush” offers a mix of post-black metal and shoegaze from Aarhus, Midtjylland. Released by Nuclear Blast, this record impresses with its epic, blackened sound that is sure to captivate fans of ethereal music.
For fans of stoner/psychedelic rock, Planet Hunter’s album “Soothsayer” is a must-listen. Hailing from Wellington, New Zealand, this band delivers infectious riffs and a playful energy reminiscent of Torche and Clutch at their prime.
Symphonic metal enthusiasts will enjoy Therion’s “Con Orquesta” album. Recorded live with a full orchestra in Mexico City, this album showcases the band’s grand sound, enriched by the symphonic arrangements. Fans can expect a balanced selection of their classic hits, presented in a larger-than-life format.
London-based Urne brings the heavy with their album “Setting Fire To The Sky.” Combining sludge and metalcore elements, this album features new guitarist Kurtis Bagley, whose contributions add depth and texture to the band’s sound.
In addition to these standout releases, a plethora of other albums are dropping this week across various metal sub-genres. From technical death metal to punk and progressive metal, there’s something for everyone in the diverse metal landscape.
Overall, this week’s new heavy metal releases offer a diverse array of sounds and styles for metalheads to explore and enjoy. Whether you’re into crushing riffs, intricate compositions, or grand orchestral arrangements, there’s something for every metal fan in this week’s lineup. So, crank up the volume and dive into the sonic world of these new releases.