PARADISE LOST Announce New Album Titled Obsidian!
Obsidian… dark, reflective and black: it’s a pretty decent description of the music that PARADISE LOST have been making over the last 32 years, even though this most [...]
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Death/Doom
MY DYING BRIDE Release New Video For “To Outlive The Gods”
Doom legends MY DYING BRIDE unleashed their new album The Ghost Of Orion last week and the band have released the official video for “To Outlive The Gods”. [...]
Necropsy – Exitus – EP Review
On the scene since 1989(!), Necropsy may not be a household name but their demo’s were incredibly well received back in the day and they’ve been riding the [...]
Garganjua – Toward the Sun – Album Review
Yet another outstanding UK metal act who call Holy Roar Records home, Leicester’s Garganjua are a fast-rising doom band with far, far more than just doom on their [...]
The 10 Greatest Death Metal Albums Of 2019!
2019 truly was a fantastic year for death metal in all its guises. So, what else could we do but throw together a list of those death metal albums that most rocked our [...]
Blind Monarch – What Is Imposed Must Be Endured – Album Review
Do despair doom fans; in fact, revel in your desperation, acknowledge your abject failure at life and kneel at the altar of Sheffield doom ‘n gloomers Blind Monarch who [...]
Orthostat – Monolith Of Time – Album Review
Young Brazilian death lords Orthostat deal in the kind of diabolical death metal delivered by Incantation and their ilk and their debut album, Monolith Of Time, is a death [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – The Crawling – Wolves And The Hideous White
Back in April of last year, The Crawling set tongues a-wagging with the release of their debut album, The Anatomy Of Loss; an album of brutal but melodic death metal with a [...]
The Eternal – In The Lilac Dust – Single Review + News
The Eternal have released the first single from their upcoming album Waiting for the Endless Dawn, their first release of new material since 2013’s When The Circle Of [...]
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 [...]