Church Road Records

No.

They have a new album, Floating Aperture, out on October 23rd on Church Road Records.

Let me give you the deets, Duncan.

Give me those deets.

I think the production aids it greatly, but I actually think that Boss Colloid are one of those bands where you don't have to do much to that sound.

I think having seen them live now, I can attest pretty much what you hear is what's on the album, and it's all locked in.

I will also say one step further, I think the band now being on like a church road records for example is like that's chef's kiss placement i think church road is a natural home for them i think they will only go on and do bigger things um and they have a good solid fan base at the moment but i kind of feel like and i always feel like we do this with a lot of bands that we come back to revisit on future reviews i kind of feel like they should be bigger than they are um At times here, there are little moments that seem not too dissimilar to the new Mastodon album.

And I see how big fucking Mastodon are and I'm like that.

Their new album is called The Colorless Light of Emptiness.

It's released on the 16th of October through Church Road Records.

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[laughs] Yeah.

So, uh, it's out on Church Road Records on Friday, uh, the 16th.

Uh, the album is called "The Colorless Light of Emptiness" and the band are Throws.

This is death metal and hardcore from the UK.

Their second full-length album since 2021 on Church Road Productions or Church Road Records.

I really liked this album the first time I listened to it.

I was actually kind of blown away at the mixture of aggression and hardcore shouted style vocals with the death metal elements.

is up sexy people it is dave it is duncan back from l epidemic for a brand new album review for this review duncan i've been checking out the new album from south london riff slingers burner the band's new album no one is coming to save us will be released on september 25th via church road records Burner possesses the incredible ability to weave death metal, hardcore and fractions of black metal into their calculated disorder.

With most bands having palpable influences, Burner impresses further by wearing theirs with a sense of real diversity, touching everything from Trap Them, Darkest Hour and Gatecreeper to Converge, Bolt Thrower, The Acacia Strain and more.

Across these 11 blistering tracks, Burner explores bold new soundscapes touching on serene post-metal hooks and a cinematic atmosphere that only adds to their seasoned experience in creating captivating and punishing music.

Yeah.

It all returns to nothing.

Also released on Church Road Records.

Yes.

Which we were both very positive about