IAmFire – Eyes Wide Open – EP Review
Released on Halloween, this EP – comprising two lengthy compositions – acts as a precursor to the pledge campaign IAmFire intend running to fund a full length [...]
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Kylver – The Island – Album Review
Oh man; heavy, instrumental rock music, played with distant-eyed earnestness and a ridiculously epic backstory…. hellooo Lady Prog! We’re talking tidal waves of [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Alter Bridge – The Last Hero
There is nothing that engages the mainstream rock consciousness quite like heavy-ass guitar, bass and drums all singing to the same tune as an amazing vocalist….and [...]
KING 810 – la petite mort or a conversation with god – Album Review
Let’s face it, KING 810’s reputation – specifically their chaotic gigs, menacing stage presence, their uber-loyal fan base and their own real-life arrests [...]
The Afternoon Gentlemen – Still Pissed – Album Review
About all we can determine from the information relating to the resolutely un-metal sounding The Afternoon Gentlemen is that Still Pissed is a lengthy denouement made of [...]
Resurrections [1] – Handsome – Handsome (1997)
The mid 1990’s was both the best and the worst of times. On one hand, thrash metal had burned out, death metal was on a drip, breathing with the aid of a ventilator and the [...]
Astrophobos – Enthroned In Flesh – EP Review
Astrophobos, whose band name is taken from an inherently metal poem by HP Lovecraft, do not muck you about in any way, shape or form on their refreshingly no-frills [...]
Thus Defiled – An Unhallowed Legacy – Album Review
Here at Worship Metal we hear pretty much everything imaginable welded onto the black metal template: pipe organs, Indian percussion, accordion playing, a xylophone made from [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Banisher – Oniric Delusions
If there is something the Polish do well (other than manufacture outstanding 7 and 8 string guitars – thank you Mayones), it is technical death metal. It’s something [...]
Pseudo/Sentai – Enter The Sentai – Album Review
So, Manga-referencing imagery and theatrical lore over straight-lace heavy metal themes are en vogue once more eh? Well yes, if Pseudo/Sentai have anything to say about it. [...]