Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Convocation – Scars Across
Funeral doom is a particular sub-genre of metal that can prove particularly daunting and practically inaccessible to the ill-prepared metalhead, with a poorly executed record [...]
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My Silent Wake – There Was Death – Album Review
UK death/doomers My Silent Wake return with There Was Death, and while 2015’s Damnatio Memoriae delivered a relatively swift blast of pleasing – dare we say it, [...]
Hell Obelisco -Swamp Wizard Rises – Album Review
As far as we’re aware there’s not much swamp, nor alligator’s, nor a need for moonshine in Italy….but try telling that to sludge-masters Hell [...]
Antichrist – Pax Moriendi – Album Review
Crawling out of the Peruvian underground in 2004, Antichrist may have stalled in delivering their message (10 years in fact!) but a steady stream of demos between 2014 and [...]
Paradise Lost – Belfast Limelight 2 – 20th February, 2018
To some degree or another, Paradise Lost seem to be one of those few bands that demand the respect of metal fans around the world; such is the sheer breadth of their recorded [...]
Twilight’s Embrace – Penance – Album Review
Nearly 4 years since their debut, the UK’s Twilight’s Embrace finally offer up their latest four-track EP – titled Penance – which touts three [...]
My Silent Wake – Walls Within Walls – Single Review
My Silent Wake – one of the UK’s premier death/doom outfits – will return in early 2018 with their 9th full length and while they’re known for [...]
Godz Ov War Productions – Album Review Round-Up!
Godz Ov War Productions have been rather busy of late and with a raft of death metal albums up their sleeves, it was high time we had a round-up! So, here’s some [...]
Antiversum – Cosmos Comedenti – Album Review
Formed in 2010 by dedicated and experienced musicians from the Swiss metal scene, Antiversum are a nihilistic entity thriving in a seething mass of black, doom and death [...]
Worship Metal Talks To Andy Clarke Of Irish Death/Doomers The Crawling!
Back in March of this year, Lisburn’s The Crawling dropped one of this years standout releases in the shape of The Anatomy Of Loss. An album which manages to be [...]