Worship Metal Gets Worked Over By Bloodstock Open Air Festival 2017!
I do like to write about a festival – particularly when it’s one I haven’t attended before. To many in the UK heavy metal community, Bloodstock Open Air Festival [...]
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Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Dyscarnate – With All Their Might
When we saw Dyscarnate live for the first time earlier this year they proceeded to blow a lesser death metal band on the same bill right through the nearest wall, leaving [...]
Byzantine – The Cicada Tree – Album Review
This 4 piece band from West Virginia – who boast having turned the head of Lamb of God’s Chris Adler after the release of their self-financed debut – have been [...]
Poseidon – Prologue – Album Review
East London’s Poseidon keep the dials tuned resolutely to melancholic on Prologue, their leviathan 4-track debut, which forms the first part of what will be called The [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Me And That Man – Songs of Love and Death
So you like heavy music do you? You’re fully kitted out with beard, top knot and albums containing screeching vocalists and guitarists for whom progression means [...]
Heavy Scotland 2017 – Weekend Review
The grey cloud sitting low over central Scotland parted during the morning to reveal, perhaps the first proper signs that spring is in the air and as the sun peeks out in [...]
Devin Townsend Project, TesseracT, Leprous – Barrowlands, Glasgow, 14th March 2017
Devin Townsend and his Project are doing pretty well at present. In fact, we think it’s fair to say that between his gloriously mad prog-metal opera at the Royal Albert [...]
Korn, Limp Bizkit & Madball – Glasgow SECC – 14th December 2016
Worship Metal was in Glasgow to see Korn, Limp Bizkit & Madball bring NYHC brutality and nu-metal grooves to the Scottish faithful…. It’s a rainy Wednesday night [...]
Trivium – Ember To Inferno (Ab Initio) – Album Review
It would be fundamentally wrong to deny Trivium their place in modern metal. After all, in helping trigger the metalcore deluge they upped the ante on speed and complexity [...]
The Hudson Horror – Ruiner – EP Review
When we made NYC quintet The Hudson Horror’s debut release our Album of the Week in late 2015 we truly felt like we had hit on a band who had the potential to transcend [...]