Villain – Villain – EP Review
Honouring the greats of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Canada’s Villain are here to wind back the clock to the heady days of the early 80’s and bring denim [...]
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In Flames – I, The Mask – Album Review
Oh In Flames, how you test the patience of long-time fans with your apparent ‘law of diminishing returns’ mantra dictating that each subsequent album falls flat as the [...]
The Riven – The Riven – Album Review
Swedish heavy blues rockers The Riven first came to our attention with the release of their Blackbird EP back in 2017. A sumptuous slice of classic rock, it was obvious [...]
Overkill – The Wings Of War – Album Review
Somehow an improvement on 2017’s not too shabby The Grinding Wheel, The Wings Of War finds Overkill thrashing as hard as ever and delivering yet another stellar album of [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Ataraxie – Résignés
Its taken six long years for French extremists ATARAXIE to unfurl their follow-up to 2013’s disturbing L’être et la nausée, six long years spent reinventing [...]
Iron Savior – Kill Or Get Killed – Album Review
German speed metal/power metal stalwarts Iron Savior are back with album number 12 and Kill Or Get Killed is a suitably reliable album from a band renowned for their [...]
Eremit – Carrier Of Weight – Album Review
An expansive, restless, hypnotic, endless bludgeoning of beautiful, doom/sludge inflected noise, the term ‘atmospheric’ doesn’t come close to describing the [...]
Goregӓng – Neon Graves – Album Review
Crusty death metal marauders Goregӓng have a debut full length for your delectation and with members of Venom Inc., Ribspreader, Wombbath and Soilwork (live) in their ranks, [...]
Left For Red – Human Complex – Album Review
Spawned from an area that has heavy metal running right through it’s veins, Left For Red were born in 2010 in the West Midlands and were nourished by the records of Black [...]
Almøst Human – XS2XTC – Album Review
A nu-metal kind of affair – which will inevitably wind up those who’ve forever bad-mouthed the sub genre but will surely appeal to those who enjoy angst, anger [...]