Ozone Mama – Cosmos Calling – Album Review
Hungary’s favourite sons Ozone Mama have returned with Cosmos Calling, a beautifully rendered paean to late 60’s and early 70’s hard rock and an album of [...]
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Visigoth – Conquerors Oath – Album Review
Now that Manowar are coming to an end – and Iron Maiden have clearly forgotten what it was that made them great in the first place – we need traditional metal [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Pestilence – Hadeon
It’s a known fact that Patrick Mameli’s Pestilence are one of the most impressive bands to have ever walked this earth. And we ain’t brown-nosing either! [...]
Rotheads – Sewer Fiends – Album Review
Formed in 2014, Rotheads are a bunch of Romanian lads who are relatively new to the underground metal scene, although they initially operated as a stoner/doom metal band [...]
Oblivious – När Isarna Sjunger – Album Review
När Isarna Sjunger, the fourth studio album from Sweden’s Oblivious, swiftly follows the release of their recent EP, A Storm In The Distance, and finds these hard [...]
Haiduk – Demonicon – Album Review
Haiduk is the work of one-man death metal miscreant Luka Milojica and before you roll your eyes at the ‘one-man’ moniker, know that Demonicon kicks ass, and [...]
Fu Manchu – Clone Of The Universe – Album Review
Taking a quick glace at some of the bands releasing new work in 2018 and you could be forgiven for thinking we were back in the stoner/doom boom of the mid to late [...]
Dark Hound – Dawning – Album Review
Here’s a simple fact of life for you. Everybody is inspired by somebody else. Everybody. And it would be churlish to suggest otherwise. Consequently, one of the many [...]
Dominant – The Summoning – EP Review
Featuring members of Hideous Deformity, Necrotic Disgorgement, Conjuration and Dauden, The Summoning is Dominant‘s short, savage debut EP and as introductions [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Shining – X – Varg Utan Flock
The title of the email said ‘Shining’ and we opened it in a wave of excitement thinking we were going to be reviewing something by those Norwegian progressive, black jazz [...]