Illustr8ors – Your Animal – Single Review
Illustr8ors are a new/not so new British band who, under their previous guise as BlackWolf, created one hell of a buzz for themselves back in 2014. However, it would appear [...]
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Astrophobos – Enthroned In Flesh – EP Review
Astrophobos, whose band name is taken from an inherently metal poem by HP Lovecraft, do not muck you about in any way, shape or form on their refreshingly no-frills [...]
Thus Defiled – An Unhallowed Legacy – Album Review
Here at Worship Metal we hear pretty much everything imaginable welded onto the black metal template: pipe organs, Indian percussion, accordion playing, a xylophone made from [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Banisher – Oniric Delusions
If there is something the Polish do well (other than manufacture outstanding 7 and 8 string guitars – thank you Mayones), it is technical death metal. It’s something [...]
Obed Marsh – Innsmouth – Album Review
A HP Lovecraft horror-show set to oozing, dripping, monstrous musical malevolence, the gargantuan sound conjured by Obed Marsh on debut album Innsmouth is a blackened doom [...]
Pseudo/Sentai – Enter The Sentai – Album Review
So, Manga-referencing imagery and theatrical lore over straight-lace heavy metal themes are en vogue once more eh? Well yes, if Pseudo/Sentai have anything to say about it. [...]
Dysemblem – Strength Of Giants – Album Review
These days when we read a press release from some European band that falls close to the death or black metal genre you can be assured it’ll be accompanied by much [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Mos Generator – Abyssinia
We have to hold our hands up here as Mos Generator have previously passed just below our radar. More fool us, because if the rest of their back catalogue – Abyssinia [...]
Slammin’ Thru – Things To Come – Album Review
Concentrating on the Spanish festival circuit – even opening for Glenn Hughes at Santiago de Compostela in 2013 less than a year after they had formed – prog [...]
Hole In The Sky – Corporate Cannibal Congress – EP Review
Hole In The Sky kick a chasm back in the ozone layer on new EP, Corporate Cannibal Congress. These guys are a bludgeoning tech death wrecking ball – content to revel [...]