Mad Spanner – Wrong Shade Of Orange – Album Review
Comedy metal albums. They’re an odd breed aren’t they! How many good ones can you honestly recall? Spinal Tap, Bad News, Tenacious D, Lawnmower Deth and anything [...]
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Kal-El – Astrodoomeda – Album Review
These Norwegian stoner rock/metal merchants made quite the splash with their sophomore effort, 2015’s Echosphere, and the space-rockers are now primed to blast-off [...]
Hideous Evocation – No God Land – Album Review
Hideous Evocation are a symphonic black/death metal band from Madeira (of all places!) and their debut release, No God Land, is a semi-interesting blast of the sub-genres [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Tau Cross – Pillar Of Fire
When Tau Cross released their self titled debut back in 2015, they received a fair bit of press coverage. And rightly so! The brainchild of Amebix frontman – and now [...]
Smoke Mountain – Smoke Mountain – EP Review
These lo-fi adventurers from Tallahassee, Florida appear to have climbed the smoke mountain armed with just their proto-metal album collection, a grappling hook (probably), a [...]
Saxon – The Solid Book Of Rock – Boxset Review
Deep breath….this is a big ‘un! Saxon’s The Solid Book Of Rock comprises not only all 9(!) of Saxon’s studio albums from 1991 to 2009 but ALSO eight [...]
Cadaver Soirée – Demo 1 – EP Review
These Leeds based death-creants recently regurgitated their debut EP and the fact it’s a Demo means not a jot! This is the kind of Autopsy meets early-Carcass obsessed, [...]
Low Flying Hawks – Genkaku – Album Review
Low Flying Hawks are an interesting musical project. The two primary members of the band – who go by the semi-anonymous monikers of AAL and EHA (each credited with [...]
Make Way For The Kings! Voodoo Six Are Here To Claim Rock’s Throne!
British rockers Voodoo Six are set to release their fourth studio album Make Way For The King on 8th September via Cadiz Music. The album was recorded in LA and produced by [...]
Uncivil War – Uncivil War – Single Review
The first single from Uncivil War is upon us and it’s a self-titled hark back to the days of classic thrash, unleashing a tirade of social commentary backed by furious [...]