Coldbound – The Gale – Album Review
The brainchild of Pauli Souka, Coldbound are known for the clattering noise of their black metal past. But, with album number four, it’s to a more melodic, yet no less [...]
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June 1974 – Nemesi – Album Review
Instrumental albums can be a pain in the hoop to review. There, we said it. Not that we’re bereft of ideas when reviewing these things but vocals and lyrics sure do [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Orange Goblin – The Wolf Bites Back
Four years after Back From The Abyss rocked our ear-holes, UK metal legends Orange Goblin return with album number nine, The Wolf Bites Back. Some things may have changed [...]
Armory – The Search – Album Review
This vaguely sci-fi themed album, The Search, is the second outing from Gothenburg-based speed merchants, Armory and, on this occasion, when we cite the term ‘speed [...]
Thrashist Regime – Carnival Of Monsters – Album Review
When bands bounce back not only from a relatively long sabbatical but with an album that far, far surpasses their previous output it’s a reason to rejoice. And rejoice [...]
Carchosa – Carchosa – Album Review
Hailing from Malmö, Sweden and playing a combination of thrash and death metal, with some melodic and progressive elements liberally sprinkled into the mix, Carchosa are a [...]
Oxygen Destroyer – Bestial Manifestations of Malevolence and Death – Album Review
Sirens blare….panic ensues….the windswept ashen horror of nuclear armageddon awaits and the beasts have awakened! Seattle death/thrashers Oxygen Destroyer are [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Eversin – Armageddon Genesi
Italian post-thrashers Eversin always sound like a nuclear detonation and with new album, Armageddon Genesi, the end of the world is apparently upon us…..in sonic form [...]
Aggression – Feels Like Punk, Sounds Like Thrash – Album Review
Considering Aggression have released a total of four albums in twenty one years, the fact that Feels Like Punk, Sounds Like Thrash is their second release in just two years [...]
Denim Casket – Demo – EP Review
A raving mad descent into the cess-pool of the human mind, this unnatural grindcore-esque racket comes courtesy of drums, not one but two people doing terrible (possibly [...]