Pantera – Live At Dynamo Open Air 1998 – Album Review
Released the day before the death of Pantera founding member and drummer Vinnie Paul (R.I.P.), Live At Dynamo Open Air 1998 is an intriguing listen…..but one that now [...]
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Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Eversin – Armageddon Genesi
Italian post-thrashers Eversin always sound like a nuclear detonation and with new album, Armageddon Genesi, the end of the world is apparently upon us…..in sonic form [...]
Line Of Fire – Nothing In My Way – Album Review
A souped-up 4 piece Southern-groove-metal machine from Nottingham, the UK’s Line Of Fire have been threatening a full length debut for years – they’ve a [...]
Deified – Inhuman Manifesto – EP Review
The new EP from Merseyside metallers Deified is upon us and these guys had already indicated on 2015’s Ascension that they specialise in the kind of elephantine [...]
Italian Post-Thrashers EVERSIN Prepare For Armageddon Genesi!
After three years of concerts and festivals in Europe – and many hours spent in recording studios – the new album from Italian post-thrashers Eversin is ready to [...]
Spreading The Disease – Insurrection – Album Review
The UK’s Spreading The Disease are back to scatter their metal filth around the place and after Viral, their well received debut EP, made quite the splash at the [...]
Wall Of Lies – Fistful Of Lies – EP Review
Fistful Of Lies is the debut EP from Belgium bruisers Wall Of Lies and finds the quartet suitably pissed off and ready to unleash their groove-heavy hardcore on the world! [...]
Byzantine – The Cicada Tree – Album Review
This 4 piece band from West Virginia – who boast having turned the head of Lamb of God’s Chris Adler after the release of their self-financed debut – have been [...]
Torqued – Forgotten Soul / Open Wound – Singles Review
Utilising more deadly hooks than Bob Hoskins in The Long Good Friday, Torqued have burst out of the darkest depths of the UK’s deep, deep South (you know, Devon) with [...]
Pantera’s The Great Southern Trendkill: Is It The Most Aggressive Mainstream Metal Album In Existence?
It seems hard to believe but Pantera‘s fourth album on a major label is nigh on a quarter of a century old and it feels right to re-evaluate this often overlooked gem [...]