All We Expected / Raum Kingdom – Split Release Review
What we have here is an interesting wee album from Belgians All We Expected and Irelands Raum Kingdom with each band contributing two tracks, equating to roughly 40 minutes [...]
Whats New
Reviews
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Skepticism – Ordeal
In a 4 week period that sees the release of not one, not two but three highly anticipated Funeral Doom releases in the shape of Ahab’s The Boats Of The Glen [...]
Skreamer – Let ‘Em Burn – Single Review
Skreamer’s knack for anthemic ragers continues with their latest – and again free to download – single, “Let ‘Em Burn“. A scathing [...]
88 Mile Trip – Through The Thickest Haze – Album Review
Through The Thickest Haze is the debut album from Vancouver based Stoner mob 88 Mile Trip and despite forming only two years ago, the band have their sound nailed down to a [...]
VHS – Hi-Fi Horror (Uncut Edition) – EP Review
With a DIY aesthetic reminiscent of the 80’s horror boom that provides the inspiration for the 9 tracks found on Hi-FI Horror (Uncut Edition), this Punk/Death/Grind [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – The Hudson Horror – Nemesis
The words ‘independently released’ and ‘Melodic Death Metal’ don’t always inspire great confidence when placed in the same sentence. Among the myriad of bands [...]
Nathyr – As The Legacy Unveils – Album Review
Egyptian Progressive Folk Metal is a relatively unique concept but the one thing Nathyr do well on their debut, As The Legacy Unveils, is weave epic tapestry’s that [...]
Intrinsic – Nails – Album Review
Take Savatage, Nevermore, Iced Earth, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Iron Maiden, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin and try and imagine a glorious mix of all those influences and [...]
Dead Town Nothing – Bully – Single Review
Dead Town Nothing should be applauded and lauded for their efforts in raising awareness for a charity that deserves equal plaudits for its work in protecting children; the [...]
Archaea – Catalyst – Album Review
In 2015, the Gothenberg sound is completely entrenched in Metal culture. Having far surpassed its sonic domicile in Melodic Death Metal, the twin guitar harmony of [...]