The new album of the German band Crematory will be released in September 25th. The working title for the album is "Believe".
The Cult, a band that was really popular a few years ago, have begun working in their new studio album for six years. No title or release date have been announced yet.
British Folk Metallers Skyclad are writing material for their forthcoming album. The album which will be released later this year has the title "Rhymes Against Humanity".
Abaddon, founding member of Venom, will release his first solo album later this year. The title of the album is "I am Legion" and it will be released in March 20th. No word yet as if it will be very different than his work with Venom or who else will play in the album.
In March Exhumed will enter the studio with James Murphy as a producer in order to record their new, untitled yet, studio album. No release date has been announced yet.
There are rumors that Great White have found the replacement of guitarist Mark Kendall. The name of the lucky guy is Matt Johnson, though the band has not yet confirmed the rumors, or deny them as a matter of fact.
The new album of extreme metallers In Aeturnum is completed. The new album, titled "The Pestilent Plague", will see the light of day sometime during the summer.
The new album of Kataklysm is titled The Prophecy (Stigmata Of The Immaculate) and it will be released on April 8th in Europe, May 16th in North America and in Japan this summer on Nuclear Blast Records.
The new album from Von Groove is in the finishing stages. The title of the album is "Driving Of The Edge" and this time it holds a surprise for the fans of the band, since it won't contain any ballads as sources close to the band say.
Review of the week:
KHALI - Khali / Academy Records
This is a project by two members of Time Machine (guitars and vocals with the vocalist having also credits for his work with Mesmerize and Skylark) and two members of Archangel. The music they play is melodic metal with influences from the progressive scene and bands such as Queensryche. Time Machine fans will find many known elements in their sound only that it is slightly more heavy. The voice of the singer is something more than excellent, the guitar parts highly melodic and rhythmic and rhythm section steady and pounding. The only way to describe the album is as highly addictive. Once you've heard it (and assuming you like melodic / progressive metal) it's gonna stick in your CD-Player for days. The crystal clear production is just completing the puzzle of one of the best releases not only for this month but for the whole year.
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