Eremit – Carrier Of Weight – Album Review
An expansive, restless, hypnotic, endless bludgeoning of beautiful, doom/sludge inflected noise, the term ‘atmospheric’ doesn’t come close to describing the [...]
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SYMPHONY X Announce June UK Tour Dates!
New Jersey’s progressive metal masters SYMPHONY X are hitting the UK, as part of a wider European tour which will take place throughout May and the beginning of June this [...]
Arwen – The Soul’s Sentence – Album Review
Thirteen years is a very long time between albums, but that’s exactly how long Spanish progressive power metallers Arwen have taken to follow-up 2004’s well [...]
Sin Theta – Obsolescence – Single Review
Newcastle’s Sin Theta specialise in progressive thrash and progressive thrash (with more emphasis on the prog than the thrash) is exactly what they deliver on new [...]
DREAM THEATER Release The First Song/Video From Recently Announced 14th Album, Distance Over Time – WATCH NOW!
Progressive music titans Dream Theater have released the first song from their recently announced 14th studio album, Distance Over Time. “Untethered Angel” is the first [...]
EVERGREY Release Their First Single/Video for “A Silent Arc”, Taken From New Album The Atlantic!
Acclaimed Swedish dark melodic metal masters EVERGREY have released their first single and video for “A Silent Arc”, taken from their new album The Atlantic [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Voivod – The Wake
Is there any band on the planet as consistently unconventional and consistently surprising as Canada’s favourite sons, Voivod? Of course there isn’t, which is why [...]
In The Woods… – Cease The Day – Album Review
Following the release of their mind-blowing 2016 comeback album Pure, Norway’s IN THE WOODS… now return with their latest genre-splicing oeuvre, Cease the Day, an [...]
Into Eternity – The Sirens – Album Review
You may well flay us alive for suggesting this, but the fact is that the current incarnation of Arch Enemy have single-handedly raised the flag for female fronted extreme [...]
June 1974 – Nemesi – Album Review
Instrumental albums can be a pain in the hoop to review. There, we said it. Not that we’re bereft of ideas when reviewing these things but vocals and lyrics sure do [...]