Syth – Road To Infinity – Album Review
Released towards the end of last year, Syth‘s Road To Infinity initially passed us by here at Worship Metal. However, we have now rectified this, frankly horrendous, [...]
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Endless Floods – Circle The Gold – Album Review
With just two gargantuan tracks clocking in at thirty nine minutes, French doommongers Endless Floods certainly don’t make music for those who enjoy a ‘quick [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Flotsam And Jetsam – The End Of Chaos
It’s a sad fact of life that thirty or so years into their incredible career (and if you haven’t heard 80’s thrash classics Doomsday For The [...]
Fabulous Desaster – Off With Their Heads – Album Review
If you didn’t know that the lads from Fabulous Desaster were from Bonn, Germany, then between their name and the music they play, you would swear you were dealing with [...]
Corrosion Of Conformity – Belfast Limelight 1 – Wednesday 24 October 2018
Considering this was Corrosion Of Conformity‘s third visit to Belfast since 2015, there was a great deal of anticipation around the Limelight ahead of their appearance. [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – The Crawling – Wolves And The Hideous White
Back in April of last year, The Crawling set tongues a-wagging with the release of their debut album, The Anatomy Of Loss; an album of brutal but melodic death metal with a [...]
Unleashed From The Vaults – Anthrax – Persistence Of Time
Usually our ‘Unleashed From The Vaults’ series highlights obscure albums from those bands who maybe didn’t receive too much attention the first time around. [...]
Suffer/Wallow – Suffer/Wallow – Album Review
For their debut album, Suffer/Wallow have decided to base their songs around the effects of sleep paralysis on the human mind. Not your typical subject matter that’s [...]
Gama Bomb – Speed Between The Lines – Album Review
Three years on from their last album and 80’s loving upstarts Gama Bomb return to the fray with Speed Between The Lines…. and it’s a case of business as [...]
Komatsu – A New Horizon – Album Review
Taking their name from manufacturers of heavy duty construction machinery is perhaps a not so subtle hint as to the heaviness of these Eindhovan based bruisers, and the big [...]