Kaine – Justice, Injustice – Single Review
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the big boys of British Heavy Metal – Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon – were behind Kaine’s latest release, as [...]
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Time For A Return To The Grave!
Swedish Death Metal originators Grave have completed the recording of their eagerly awaited 11th album, Out Of Respect For The Dead. A continuation of the streamlined [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Decrepid – Osseous Empire
Worship Metal’s Album Of The Week comes courtesy of UK pure Death Metal revivalists Decrepid and their ferociously faithful Death Metal onslaught Osseous Empire. [...]
Scotland’s Wildfire Festival Announces Its First Bands for 2016!
The cogs at Scotland’s Wildfire Festival 2016 have already begun to turn and just 7 weeks after 2015’s highly successful 3-dayer closed it’s doors, the [...]
RazorRape – Orgy In Guts – Album Review
As with all genres of metal, grindcore is not exempt from the sub-genres that pervade it. Often defined by stylistic variance, Sweden’s RazorRape have settled on [...]
Psycroptic Announce England And Ireland Tour Dates
In support of their self-titled album released earlier this year, Australian Tech Death monsters Psycroptic are heading to UK shores! Alongside a performance at [...]
Raging Speedhorn’s Jamie Thompson Takes On Our 10 Questions Of Biblical Proportions
With a main stage performance at Bloodstock imminent, the time seemed right to ask guitarist Jamie Thompson – of recently reunited UK Sludge-legends Raging Speedhorn [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Crisalida – Terra Ancestral
“This has taken time, time to understand that it is a cry from the soul”. To understand the depth of Crisalida’s music you must first understand the route [...]
Trivium – Silence In The Snow – Single Review
Where the fuck did this come from?! To be frank, we’d all but written off Trivium after the lacklustre Vengeance Falls but Matt Heafy and the boys have only gone and [...]
Acrania – Fearless – Album Review
Diversity in any musical genre is essential if music is to survive the copious societal evolutions that befall humanity and such diversity is found in the latest offering of [...]