Shevils - Lost In Tartarus

Review by AZMIR FAKIR

Lost In Tartarus by Shevils is a powerful and intense album that showcases the band's raw energy and talent. The Norwegian quartet delivers a relentless barrage of heavy riffs, thunderous drumming, and aggressive vocals that will leave listeners breathless.

From the opening track "Black Eyes" to the closing "The Burial," Shevils never let up, creating a sonic landscape that is both exhilarating and exhausting. The band's punk and metal influences are evident throughout the album, but they also incorporate elements of noise rock and post-hardcore, adding to the album's diversity and depth.

The standout tracks on Lost In Tartarus include "One Thousand Years," with its pummeling drums and searing guitar work, and "The White Sea," which features a haunting melody and atmospheric guitars. But really, the entire album is a tour de force of heavy music that will appeal to fans of Refused, Converge, and Every Time I Die.

Summary by AZMIR FAKIR

Lost In Tartarus is a must-listen for anyone who loves aggressive and uncompromising music. Shevils have created an album that is both challenging and rewarding, and it deserves to be recognized as one of the best heavy albums of the year.