Cloudkicker - Subsume

Epic instrumental metal/post rock/whathaveyou. More riffs, less ambient than his past couple albums.

Bossk - .1

More or less the apotheosis of the mid-00s post metal explosion, as far as I'm concerned.

Wreck and Reference - C̶o̶n̶t̶e̶n̶t̶ 7"

Heavy. Weird.

Vestiges / Panopticon Split

More stuff to make BM purists froth at the mouth.

dios trio - High On Bikes

Warm and fuzzy instrumental math rock.

The Shaking Sensations - Start Stop Worrying

Some quality post-rock.

Year Of No Light - Vampyr

Drone/ambient with some post-metal and sludge parts, especially towards the end.

Amber - Lovesaken

Riffy post-rock/metal sadtimes.

AoP - TGAI

Heavy, weird, only tenuously related to black metal. One of the more challenging records to come out so far this year.

Light Bearer - Silver Tongue

Second part of the trilogy.

A Silver Mt. Zion - 13 Blues for Thirteen Moons

That feel where you have everything you could possibly want and are still fed up, bored, and unsatisfied with your life. One million died to make this blog post.

I - O

Posted for a friend. If for some reason you don't have this, time to fix that.

Hell Comes Home

Irish label that put out a series of split seven inches featuring some excellent bands (Thou, Kowloon Walled City, Coffinworm, Fistula, Burning Love, Dephosphorus, etc). Certainly worth a look.

Get vertical

Beep boop.

Jungbluth - s/t tape

Turns out the "hype," such as it is, is well founded on this one. Member(s?) of Alpinist I guess, kinda jangly, kinda epic, vaguely post but still heavy and aggressive punk and hardcore. Named after a German communist and antifascist.

Beep boop

Bop

*Shels - Plains Of The Purple Buffalo

Gorgeous, sprawling, epic, feel-good post-rock/metal. Somewhere between Mono and Pelican.

Don't Bend

Well, that didn't take long to leak. It's been a decade, let's see how this holds up.

Falling Down IIV

This is cool. A compilation with lots of previously unreleased tracks from a lot of known and some not-so-known artists and bands. I don't have time to adequately review all the material here, but the track listing should be enough to convince you to check it out.
EDIT: Both links now lead to the proper download.

Disc 1

1| Hopewell - This is This

2| Year of No Light & Mars Red Sky - Green Rune White Totem

3| Ocoai - Mère de la Lumière du Matin (live recording)

4| The Flying Eyes - Apollo Creed

5| Vanessa Van Basten - Got to Say

6| Dyskinesia - Tra i Ghiacci

7| Planning For Burial - Friendship

8| Aidan Baker [Nadja] - Instrumental B

9| Julie Christmas - Scalps

10| The Winchester Club - Burn it All Down (Pt.1)

Disc 2  

1| Black Sun - Syntax Error

2| Rorcal - Világvége V

3| Terra Tenebrosa - Apokatastasis

4| Monarch - Daggvrs

5| Syndrome - Now and Forever

[with special collaboration of CHVE (AmenRa) - backing vocal & Josh Graham (Neurosis, A Storm of Light) - piano and texture]

6| Ayahuasca Dark Trip - Manantial

7| Ethereal Riffian - March of Spiritu (Rise of Sheol)

8| Sendelica - Ingrid Cold (edited remix)

9| Vespero - Flight of the Lieutenant

10| Mouth of The Architect - How This will End

Buy

The Reptilian

Something a little different for you. The Reptilian are heroes of Kalamazoo's local music scene, playing tappy, mathy post-punk/rock with screamo vocals. I know, I didn't think I'd like them either. Maybe I've just got hometown-band-tinted glasses on. Anyway, their discography is free, so you might as well check them out.