War Curse – Final Days – Album Review
Every now and again a debut release comes along from a new, underground, band that finds the group and their ideas fully formed from the get-go; Cincinnati mob War Curse are [...]
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Worship Metal Album/EP Of The Week – Impavidus – Impavidus
When Manchester’s My Wooden Pillow ironically splintered last year, 3/4’s of the group formed Impavidus, a melodic death metal groove machine more than capable [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – My Silent Wake – An Unbroken Threnody 2005 – 2015
Celebrating 10 years as pioneering death/doom architects, My Silent Wake have fashioned a retrospective that honours their astounding productivity over the last decade. [...]
Krysthla – A War Of Souls And Desires – Album Review
Who still laments the demise of Gutworm, the savage UK death metal band who were pretty damn exceptional and remain sorely missed? Well fear not, as Krysthla are here to [...]
Left For Red – Utopia – Single Review
Taken from last year’s All Things Known And Buried album, UK metal mash-up maestros Left For Red’s “Utopia” is receiving a single release on March [...]
Megadeth – Dystopia – Album Review
Three years on from the universally panned Super Collider and having once again gone through a change in guitarist and drummer – out went Chris Broderick and longtime [...]
Sanktuary – Winters Doom – Album Review
Not 80’s cult thrash band Sanctuary but Sanktuary, Canadian thrash diehards whose latest album, Winter’s Doom, is an ice-cool blast of fresh thrashy air! Fans [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Holocaust – Predator
Renowned for their New Wave Of British Heavy Metal classics “Heavy Metal Mania” and, of course, the ubiquitous “The Small Hours”, its been over 12 [...]
Abraxxas – The Killing Fields – Single Review
Surprisingly in the style of Sodom and Destruction, these Australian thrashers make an unholy racket on their second official release, the single The Killing Fields. Just the [...]
Sons Of Providence – A Conscious End To Suffering – Album Review
Every once in a while an album pops up that has you scratching your head in bewilderment; prompting a few relevant questions. Are these guys being purposefully obscure? Are [...]