Skulldozer – Non Stop Ruthless Crushing – Album Review
With a Gateways To Annihilation-esque take on old-school death metal fashioned to a Southern sludge aesthetic, Mississippi’s Skulldozer ably live up to their head-stomping [...]
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Elderseer – Drown in the Shallowness – Album Review
68 minutes of melancholic doom / death meets funeral doom awaits any listener who ventures down the same path trodden by the UK’s Elderseer. For a full-length debut, [...]
King Kraken – MCLXXX – Album Review
This 5 five piece from South Wales have been steadily making a name for themselves on the UK’s live circuit, building a more than solid reputation of being a live band of [...]
Trastorned – Into The Void – Album Review
A debut that’s been a long, long time comin’, Trastorned‘s Into The Void shakes and shudders like a madman unleashed and is yet another prime example of why [...]
Malleus – The Fires of Heaven – Album Review
Crashing into your shattered field of vision and sound, US outfit Malleus leave little to the imagination with debut album The Fires of Heaven. It’s an album that takes no [...]
Torso – A Crash Course in Terror – Album review
Torso is the creature that has risen from the grave of the slowly decomposing corpse that was the UK’s Possessor. When this horror metal outfit bit the dust in 2021, [...]
Defy The Curse – Horrors of Human Sacrifice – Album Review
Featuring current and former members of such Dutch metal underground legends as Legion of the Damned, Mangled, and Inhume, newly congealed outfit, Defy The Curse, aim to [...]
Victimized – Sonic Violence – Album Review
Sonic Violence may not be as ferocious an attack on the ol’ ear-holes as its title and cover art suggests but Columbia’s Victimized still riff up a relatively [...]
Abyssal Worm – Kingdom Of Decadence – EP Review
Abyssal Worm specialise in the kind of aural cacophony that would have even the most ardent extreme metal fan begging for mercy. These German’s couldn’t give two [...]
Obituary – Dying Of Everything – Album Review
There’s no such thing as a bad Obituary album. If you like one (Cause Of Death is our particular favourite), you generally love ’em all. Why? Because these [...]