Album of the Week – Viscera – Carcinogenesis
40 minutes of technical bludgeoning death metal is on offer with this tasty second offering from Viscera, a fast rising collaboration between former members of Heart of a [...]
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Album Of The Week – Cancervo – II
Hailing from the Bergamo region of Italy, Cancervo have been in existence since 2020 and are heavily influenced by the folklore of their home region, especially the mountain [...]
Album Of The Week – …and Oceans – As In Gardens, So In Tombs
There’s always a band that creeps under the radar for years. You hear whispers about them, friends mention them in passing, comments reference them on social media. You [...]
Album Of The Week – Katatonia – Sky Void Of Stars
January can often seem like a bit of a bleak month – what with the terrible weather and coming after the hustle and bustle of Christmas – so trust those gloomy [...]
Album Of The Week – Ahab – The Coral Tombs
The sea scares the shit out of us. It’s too big and too damn watery for our liking and with funeral doom merchants Ahab inspired this time by Jules Verne’s [...]
Album Of The Week – Thy Darkened Shade – Liber Lvcifer II-Mahapralaya
These gnostic Greek black metallers have been plying their trade since 1999, steadily releasing challenging yet catastrophically effective albums that are adored by those who [...]
Album Of The Week – Deströyer 666 – Never Surrender
They may have been around for 30 years but Australians Deströyer 666, formed by KK Warslut all those years ago as a solo project, continue to blast earholes with the [...]
Candlemass – Sweet Evil Sun – Album Review
These legendary Swedes need little to no introduction. Everything from their groundbreaking debut, Epicus Doomicus Metallicus, through the original Messiah Marcolin fronted [...]
The Grand Mal – II – Album Review
Although they’ve been around since 2015, I’m somewhat humbled to say that The Grand Mal are a newish band to me. I’ve picked up the odd track due to the excellent APF [...]
Besieged – Violence Beyond All Reason – Album Review
Ok, we’re a little late to the party with this one (Violence Beyond Reason was released back on June 6th, 2022 via Unspeakable Axe Records) but we still feel the need [...]