Haunt – Luminous Eyes – EP Review
Haunt main man Trevor William Church may be the son of Montrose bassist Bill Church but anyone looking for a dose of sun-drenched Californian classic rock is going to be [...]
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Annihilator’s For The Demented: All Your Questions Answered!
There’s already a million identikit reviews of Annihilator’s For The Demented floating around internet land so Worship Metal simply cuts to the chase and answers the [...]
Destruction – Thrash Anthems II – Album Review
You know these songs. You love these songs, they’re undisputed thrash classics from a band who have contributed more to keeping thrash alive for over 3 decades than [...]
Annihilation – The Undivided Wholeness Of All Things – Album Review
Portugal’s Annihilation specialise in slamming, grinding, filthy, dirty and dank death fuckin’ metal and The Undivided Wholeness Of All Things – the long [...]
Earthbound – Endure – EP Review
Counting the iconic likes of Iron Maiden, Trivium and In Flames as influences – alongside homegrown UK talent Bury Tomorrow and Countless Skies – London’s [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Cloak – To Venomous Depths
There’s an almost romantic classicism to the debut album from Cloak, a neo-classical, occult-obsessed first full-length that takes the origins of death metal and the [...]
Stormbringer – Born A Dying Breed – Album Review
Diving straight into the thundering good stuff, Stormbringer‘s 3rd album heralds unsettled roads ahead on kick-ass opener “Don’t Trust Me”. With [...]
God Complex – Hate Runs Through Me – Single Review + Tour Dates
Dissonant newcomers GOD COMPLEX have announced their inception with highly-charged single “Hate Runs Through Me”….and it’s a solid indication of the [...]
Motherslug – The Electric Dunes Of Titan – Album Review
Jump on an electrified, possibly drug-addled, steed (horse or vehicular, the choice is yours) and set the controls for the heart of the electric dunes of titan, as Motherslug [...]
Neocaesar – 11:11 – Album Review
It’s fairly common knowledge that Dutch death metal legends Sinister were at their peak in the early 90’s, releasing debut Cross The Styx, follow-up Diabolical [...]