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Categories: Upcoming Albums

Upcoming Albums – March, 8th

Here are Metal Utopia’s most anticipated albums of the week!

Connor is looking forward to Children of Bodom’s Hexed:

Children of Bodom – Hexed

The melodic death metal veterans from Finland are prepped to release their tenth studio album.


Darryl is looking forward to Misery Index’s Rituals of Power:

Misery Index – Rituals of Power

After what seems like an eternity (5 years), Misery Index is back with another album of relentless brutality.


Ethan is looking forward to Leather Glove’s Perpetual Animation, and Sinmara’s Hvísl Stjarnanna:

Leather Glove – Perpetual Animation

Sentient Ruin Laboratories releases the first solo effort by Greg Wilkison under the name Leather Glove. Experimental death-doom spanning thirty minutes across eight tracks featuring far too many guests to list.


Sinmara – Hvísl Stjarnanna

Icelandic black metal is its own sub-genre at this point, and Sinmara are part of keeping that tradition going. I can’t recall which release got me hooked on them, because I devoured everything they had, and I’ve been waiting for this release ever since.


Leon is looking forward to Fen’s Stone and Sea, Kings Destroy’s Fantasma Nera, Mystifier’s Protogoni Mavri Magiki Dynasteia, and Týr’s Hel:

Fen – Stone and Sea

Atmospheric black metal veterans (and possibly early practitioners of blackgaze) continue evoking the sounds of brittish natural landscapes with this EP release.


Kings Destroy – Fantasma Nera

With a solid mash of slow doom, groovy stoner riffs and some heavy metal influence, Kings Destroy return with their fourth full length.


Mystifier – Protogoni Mavri Magiki Dynasteia

Mystifier belong the class of brazilian bands that delivered raw as hell black/death metal in the early 90’s (think Sarcofago or early Sepultura). And this one comes after a hiatus of 18 years!


Týr – Hel

Týr’s first few albums count among my favorites, with a very unique style of progressive metal with viking themes. Unfortunately, later on they opted for a pretty bland power/folk metal approach. The singles for this one seem to hold some traces of their old sound, so I’m cautiously optimistic.


Rutger is looking forward to Mägo de Oz’s Ira Dei:

Mägo de Oz – Ira Dei

The folk/power metal band from Spain releases their fourteenth full-length album. Even though I don’t really listen to the band anymore, I’m still curious as to how their new record will be. Partly for nostalgic reasons, but mostly because it’s fun.

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