Haiduk – Exomancer – Album Review
One-man blackened death metal deviant Luka Milojica (aka Haiduk) returns with Exomancer, the follow-up to 2015’s well-received Demonicon. Less entrenched in mud, grime [...]
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Devastator – Devastator – Demo Review
Devastator are a four-piece blackened thrash metal horde from Derbyshire, and they’re so resolutely in thrall to the extreme metal of the mid 80’s that if this [...]
Slayer – Manchester MEN Arena – Friday 9th November, 2018
It was early doors for Floridian death metal legends Obituary (8) with John Tardy and the boys hitting Manchester’s MEN arena stage at approx 6.15pm. Not that the hour [...]
Corrosion Of Conformity – Belfast Limelight 1 – Wednesday 24 October 2018
Considering this was Corrosion Of Conformity‘s third visit to Belfast since 2015, there was a great deal of anticipation around the Limelight ahead of their appearance. [...]
Imperialist – Cipher – Album Review
Brace yourselves hardy travellers; intergalactic, frost-ravaged black metallers Imperialist are here to redefine your black metal-lovin’ state of mind! Hailing from [...]
All Consumed – Birth Of Ruin – Album Review
UK death metallers All Consumed have always been a band who instinctively understand that death metal works best when appealing to your base instincts. By tapping into that [...]
Grog – Macabre Requiems – Album Reissue Review
Originally released in 1996 but out of print for many years, Macabre Requiems was the grand culmination of Grog‘s hard work during the early ’90s. One of the very [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – The Crawling – Wolves And The Hideous White
Back in April of last year, The Crawling set tongues a-wagging with the release of their debut album, The Anatomy Of Loss; an album of brutal but melodic death metal with a [...]
Aftermath – Smash Reset Control – Single Review
Chicago’s favourite progressive thrash sons are back with new material and, on this evidence, those of you expecting the technically adept, progressively-minded [...]
Godless – Swarm – EP Review
Devastating death/thrash which doesn’t skimp on either ambition, skill and tendon-tearing groove, India’s Godless are an adrenalised burst of focused [...]