The BEST New METAL Albums On BANDCAMP 2021
Sharing more of the best new underground metal albums on Bandcamp as requested by viewers, bands, and labels. More diverse picks again today from black and death to crust.
Yoth Iria - As The Flame Withers
https://paganrecords.bandcamp.com/alb...
ORCumentary - Fully ORChestrated
https://orcumentary.bandcamp.com/albu...
Rådarna - The Fomorian Horde
https://radarna.bandcamp.com/album/th...
Maudiir - The Slumber
https://maudiir.bandcamp.com/track/th...
Oural - Ecce Homo
https://oural.bandcamp.com/album/ecce...
Eriphion - Ερίφιον2-ΑναδόμΗση
https://eriphion.bandcamp.com/album/2
Warm Gadget - Brides
https://warmgadget.bandcamp.com/album...
Ophion - Antediluvian
https://ophion-official.bandcamp.com/...
Mountain Hermit / Silenced Minstrel - Dark Musings Of The Ages
https://mountainhermit.bandcamp.com/a...
Godeater - You Are No Exception/A Pale Shadow
https://godeateruk.bandcamp.com/album...
Diseased Earth - Coven Of Leeches
https://diseasedearth.bandcamp.com/tr...
Cabeza - Broken Wanderer
https://cabezaswe.bandcamp.com/album/...
Svdestada - Axabache
https://svdestada.bandcamp.com/album/...
Crescent Lament - 噤夢 Land of Lost Voices
https://crescentlament.bandcamp.com/a...
Want more new metal album reviews and recommendations from the underground and above? Check out this playlist: • BEST New METAL Albums of 2020
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Theme Song: The Hudson Horror – “What The Moon Brings”
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