Doomocracy – Unorthodox – Album Review
Greek epic doom metal crew Doomocracy have finally followed up 2017’s bloody brilliant Visions & Creatures of Imagination (2017) with an album of such overstated [...]
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Man In The Woods – Badlands – Album Review
Man In The Woods, the Isle of Man’s very own stoner/doom/sludge champions, have finally unleashed their debut album….and Badlands is its name! Opener [...]
Dozethrone – The Mask Of Red Death – Album Review
Dozethrone take a riff and wring the life out of it (for 15 mins per song). So, if you relish having your head caved in by relentless doomy riffs and precious little [...]
Memory Garden – 1349 – Album Review (In Case You Missed It In 2021)
Memory Garden might not be as famous as fellow Swedes Candlemass….but they should be. Just one spin of their latest mighty doom metal opus 1349 should attest to that, [...]
MAN IN THE WOODS Sign To Argonauta Records & Debut First Track From Upcoming Album + Single Review
Blurring the line between stoner rock, desert rock, sludge and doom metal, the Isle Of Man’s MAN IN THE WOODS transport their listeners to dystopian dark new [...]
Count Raven – The Sixth Storm – Album Review
Getting doom metal fans to lift their gazes from their graveyards is no easy feat but Count Raven, Sweden’s masters of doom, may be able to do just that with their new [...]
Doctor Smoke – Dreamers and the Dead – Album Review
Occult rock, beset by Ghost comparisons for over a decade now, is a tricky nut to crack. The likes of Orchid, Blood Ceremony and Uncle Acid and [...]
Swedish Epic Doom Metallers SORCERER Pay Tribute To a RAINBOW Classic….
Swedish epic doom metallers Sorcerer have released a new single – their tribute version of Rainbow‘s 1978 classic “Gates Of Babylon” – through [...]
Lunar Ark – Recurring Nightmare – Album Review
Society’s inability to thrive outside of materialistic confines. The individualistic pursuit of monetary gain overshadowing our own need to protect the very air we breathe. [...]
Mastiff – Leave Me The Ashes Of The Earth – Album Review
The UK’s Mastiff are hard. As nails. If you want the aural equivalent of being mugged down a dark alley by a gang of knife-wielding chavs simply because they’ve [...]