The Lightbringer – From The Void To Existence – EP Review
Are they black metal? Are they power metal? Are they progressive metal? The Lightbringer are a little of all and yet fail to convince as a unit which can ably amalgamate all [...]
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Texas Murder Crew – Everyone’s Last Breath – EP Review
The fact that ex-Devourment guitarist Kevin Clark is at the heart of Texas Murder Crew should give an immediate (and satisfying) indication of the aural brutality that awaits [...]
Sarpa – Solivagus – Album Review
Sarpa is a stunning extreme metal act from the blackened depths of Austin, Texas and Solivagus is their first release. It’s also one a hell of a debut that goes beyond the [...]
Caskets Open – Concrete Realms Of Pain – Album Review
The mere mention of Finnish doom metal brings to mind classic bands such as Reverend Bizarre, Lord Vicar and Hooded Menace and now there’s a new name worth mentioning [...]
Zebadiah Crowe – Host Rider – Album Review
After seven long years, two-man hate unit Zebadiah Crowe have finally returned from the darkest confines of the netherworld, ready to regale us with raucous and rancid [...]
Sigiriya – Maiden Mother Crone – Album Review
We’re a little late to the ball when it comes to Mother Maiden Crone, the third album from Welsh riff-mongers Sigiriya which was released digitally back in January [...]
Insect Ark – The Vanishing – Album Review
Imagine that you’re listening to a soundtrack for a visually arresting documentary that shows a vast Arizonan desert under black clouds and thundering skies. The music is [...]
Reaper – Unholy Nordic Noise – Album Review
Swedish black metal duo Reaper released their demo EP in 2019 – the lovingly titled Ravenous Storm Of Piss – and Duca The Impaler (drums, bass, vocals) and [...]
Abhomine – Proselyte Parasite Plague – EP Review
Abhomine is a self-described heaving, grinding mass of gnarliness and abject sonic cruelty and just the kind of aural depravity you’d expect from the man (Pete Helmkamp) [...]
Head Of The Demon – Deadly Black Doom – Album Review
Sweden’s HEAD OF THE DEMON like to take their sweet ass time – not only in their songwriting but in the length of time between album releases – and with [...]