Skreamer – This Is War – Single Review
Two Skreamer single reviews in a week! Well, they have our attention and “This Is War” is equal to, if not better than, “Pig Feed“. Beginning like the [...]
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Lothlöryen – Principles Of A Past Tomorrow – Album Review
Formed in 2002, Brazilian band Lothlöryen are an interesting inter-breeding of Folk, Prog and Thrash Metal; a sort of Jethro Tull meets Metallica meets Bellowhead alongside [...]
Skreamer – Pig Feed – Single Review
London’s Skreamer are carving a swathe through the UK Metal Underground and their latest single “Pig Feed” is garnering major press attention….and for [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Doomsday Outlaw – Black River
Another day, another UK Southern-Metal championing band of leather-lunged, Hard-Rockin’, whiskey-drinkin’ mutherf*ckers attempting to emulate their transatlantic [...]
Funerary Bell – Graveyard Séance – EP Review
A follow-up to 2004’s well received full-length debut The Coven, Finland’s Funerary Bell have dialled down the nihilistic necroticism in favour of further [...]
Thunder And Lightning – Motörhead – Single Review
Motörhead are back and although Aftershock felt like it only came out last week, Lemmy, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee breathlessly return to level entire cities with yet [...]
Fragile Existence – Cataclysms And Beginnings – Album Review
An old-school vibe prevails throughout Canadian Death Metallers Fragile Existence’s second album; incendiary leads and all manner of classic Heavy Metal [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Dys Inbunden – One With Morbidity, The Opus Misanthropy
Firmly entrenched in Progressive Black Metal, One With Morbidity, The Opus Misanthropy‘s self-titled opening salvo amps up the foreboding atmospherics from the get-go; [...]
Pantommind – Searching for Eternity – Album Review
Bulgarian band Pantommind were formed in 1993 (under the name of Lavender Haze) and followed a decidedly rocky road – with band members changing and success eluding [...]
Myth Of A Life – Erinyes – EP Review
As with most Melodic Death Metal, the Gothenburg scene is an obvious touchstone and while Myth Of A Life may be furrowing paths well trodden the groove, commitment and [...]