Novembre – Ursa – Album Review
Novembre! Where the bloody hell have you been? 9 years on from The Blue, Italy’s finest progressive death/doom merchants have finally returned with Ursa (album number [...]
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Crippled Black Phoenix – New Dark Age – EP Review
Painting by numbers is an excellent way to understand the composition and structure of what we see. For the more adept you can blend the colours or paint outside of the lines [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Black Stone Cherry – Kentucky
Two years on from Magic Mountain and the UK’s favourite southern-tinged hard rockers return with their new album Kentucky. From naming their album after their home [...]
Prog From The Vaults: Jade Warrior – Last Autumn’s Dream
Wandering amongst the aisles and flicking through the vast array of album sleeves in Worship Metal’s prog vaults, a Kunio Hagio artistic masterpiece stood out [...]
Oppressive – Seeds Of Hate – EP Review
Harsh, brutal, Finland’s Oppressive are….oppressive, in every sense of the word and Seeds Of Hate is one hell of a calling card for a band still finding their [...]
Overkill – Belfast Limelight – Saturday 9 April 2016
After only 35 years(!), the finely honed thrash juggernaut that is Overkill finally graced Belfast soil on Saturday 9th April and they were, obviously, well worth the very [...]
Balls Deep – …and on the Eighth Day – Album Review
Up to their nuts in muddy grooves, the UK’s Balls Deep return with …and on the Eighth Day and their knack for monstrous rhythms – that are practically [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Habu – Infinite
Emerging in 2012 from the darkest depths of Ipswich, this thrilling three-piece has already made a dramatic impact on the UK prog rock scene and Habu have claimed the scalps [...]
Flotsam And Jetsam – Iron Maiden – Single Review
No, not a cover version of the Iron Maiden classic but a damn fine homage to the UK’s finest nonetheless! Flotsam and Jetsam have a new album to promote – the [...]
Eversin – Flagellum Dei – EP Review
As far as single choices go, “Flagellum Dei” is a smart move, establishing Eversin’s brutal thrash as a weaponised force to be reckoned with. With a [...]