Every second of this album is a decadent, masterful piece of genuinely ravishing genius - BLACK ANGEL PROMOTIONS Dark, doomy, classical, and way smarter than everything else - THE AQUARIAN

This album straight up ROCKS! Think fist pumping, over the top, 80s metal! "Balls to the wall Rock and Roll with a heavy dose of the macabre, The Arockalypse combines the majesty of '70s Arena Rock with the horror of a George Romero zombie flick. 9 SKULLS!" – SOD Magazine

…a powerful doom metal release, laced with death metal and dark overtones. --METAL ATTACK …darker, heavier and more thrash metal influences combined with the traditional doom metal taste that the band has left in our mouths. – BLACKANGELPROMOTIONS.COM

'A manical and venomous work of sheer genius, Japan's SIGH have lashed out with their most virulent, violent, and hateful album of their illustrious career...' - BRAVE WORDS & BLOODY KNUCKLES

Agalloch bridge the gap between gothic doom, black metal, neo-folk, post rock, and industrial/ambient soundscapes. Epic!

“...Palace of Mirrors” is a sonic tapestry which weaves seemingly incongruent sounds together with a surprising grace and seamlessness. A conglomeration of a vast array of styles and instruments. From classical, to surfer rock, to electronica, “Palace of Mirrors” is a vast soundscape featuring exceedingly diverse instrumentation... " - Farron Watson - thegreatnothing.com

Recorded on 150 tracks, employing thirty musicians (including a children's choir) and more than 600 distinct samples, most music critics were at a loss to pin down precisely what was resonating from the epic one-track, but there was no denying the brilliance within the sounds, declaring Green Carnation amongst the most innovative acts in metal's history.

As free flowing and as creative as music can be, there needs to be a foundation of where the ideas are coming from. Music is an experience and as we’ve learned from the past, sometimes it takes the right alignment of individuals to bring something unique to the table.

Highlighted by a disciplined ferocity and over-the-top instrumentation, the band fuses modern metal extremity with touches of dissonant, oddly-constructed riffing, engaging vocal variation, ripping guitar-soloing (yes, solos!!!) and memorable songwriting.

They have always pushed defiantly forward, and Katorz adds new aspects and colors to their diverse discography. Odd sounds, strange rhythms, cosmic segues and unsettling atmospheres exist in the margins, while direct attacks comprise the bulk of the album.

Considering it’s been 11 years since the release of their last full-length album, and all that has happened in the intervening years, it becomes obvious that the expectations for Dissection’s return are very high. Reinkaos boldly presents their unique brand of sinister and heavy music, Anti-Cosmic Metal of Death.