Armageddon, the debut offering from Vietnamese deathcore band Diarsia, is a bold step forward for the group and a testament to the ever-growing talent in Vietnam’s heavy music scene.
Blending the chaos of Every Time I Die and Dillinger Escape Plan, Highly Irresponsible is an explosive mix of panic chords, crushing breakdowns, and raw emotion. Greg Puciato’s feral vocals and Jordan Buckley’s razor-sharp riffs make this an essential modern hardcore record.
156/Silence’s People Watching: A Dark, Unpredictable Evolution
Blending brutal aggression with haunting melodies, People Watching pushes 156/Silence’s metalcore sound into new territory. Guttural screams, eerie clean vocals, and crushing riffs create an unsettling atmosphere, while guest features from Carson Pace and Craig Owens add depth. A gripping, emotionally charged listen.
Mastodon’s Hushed and Grim: A Haunting Masterpiece of Grief and Progression
This double LP blends sludge, prog, and metal, delivering a deeply introspective journey through loss and resilience. Written after the passing of their longtime manager Nick John, the album explores grief with haunting melodies, layered textures, and cathartic heaviness.
Post-metal is a genre that exists at the crossroads of doom metal, sludge, progressive rock, post-rock, and experimental music.
Architects have been at the forefront of modern metalcore for well over a decade, evolving from a technical, chaotic force into a band with stadium-sized anthems, intricate atmospheres, and emotionally charged songwriting.
