Usnea – Portals Into Futility – Album Review
Portland doom quartet USNEA return with their third full-length, the crushingly potent Portals Into Futility. Inspired by dystopian science-fiction and the painful [...]
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Danzig – Black Laden Crown – Album Review
Danzig’s first album of new material in 7 years – the less said about 2015’s covers album Skeletons the better – Black Laden Crown finds Danzig [...]
DANZIG Release New Video For “Last Ride”
DANZIG releases the new video for “Last Ride”. A stand-out track taken from this years Black Laden Crown and directed by Danzig himself, you can watch the video [...]
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 [...]
The Moth: Hamburg’s Heaviest Return With New Album & UK Tour!
Signed to This Charming Man Records just one year after their formation in 2012, Hamburg-based doom/sludge trio The Moth are one of Germany’s leading underground lights. [...]
Smoke Mountain – Smoke Mountain – EP Review
These lo-fi adventurers from Tallahassee, Florida appear to have climbed the smoke mountain armed with just their proto-metal album collection, a grappling hook (probably), a [...]
Low Flying Hawks – Genkaku – Album Review
Low Flying Hawks are an interesting musical project. The two primary members of the band – who go by the semi-anonymous monikers of AAL and EHA (each credited with [...]
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 [...]
The Necromancers – Servants Of The Salem Girl – Album Review
What happens when you mix Black Sabbath and Motörhead with a dash of Iron Maiden, toss in the modern hard rock sensibilities of Volbeat and Ghost and add a pinch of the [...]
Pagan Altar – The Room Of Shadows – Album Review
Pagan Altar – a name that conjures visions of one of the most mystical bands to have ever emerged from the NWOBHM movement – were a band who ably mixed [...]