Mastiff – Leave Me The Ashes Of The Earth – Album Review
The UK’s Mastiff are hard. As nails. If you want the aural equivalent of being mugged down a dark alley by a gang of knife-wielding chavs simply because they’ve [...]
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Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Ekulu – Unscrew My Head
New York hardcore. Great, ain’t it! Cro-Mags, Sick of It All, Agnostic Front, Gorilla Biscuits, Murphy’s [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Ironed Out – We Move As One
London’s IRONED OUT formed in 2014 with one aim; to bring something a little bit different to the London hardcore scene. With grime influenced vocals and melodic [...]
Split/Cross – Rise Of Discontent – Album Review
Damn, the world is an angry place right now. Pissed off at every conceivable aspect of society’s miserable feelings, it’s time to take a stand, make some (brutal) [...]
TERROR Release Official Video For New Song “Spirit Of Sacrifice”
Long running Los Angeles hardcore powerhouse TERROR have released the official music video for their brand new song “Spirit Of Sacrifice”. Commented singer Scott [...]
River Black – River Black – Album Review
Don’t we all wish we could mix our favourite metal bands together and create a star studded supergroup? Suffice to say, we know this is sadly not a reality. But, [...]
Invoker – Four Wall Nightmare – Album Review
Swiss crew Invoker are living in the confines of a four wall nightmare on their debut full-length and it’s a rollercoaster ride of emotion and collapsed lung vocals [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Ether – There Is Nothing Left For Me Here
Simply put, There Is Nothing Left For Me Here, the second release from Florida’s Ether, is a dirge-fest inspired by separation, abandonment and regret. Composed as a [...]
Are The Darkhorse The UK’s Finest New Sludge-Lords?
Hailing from the muddy fields and pig sheds of Northamptonshire, The Darkhorse are a 4 piece metal band with the heart of doom and sludge but with the lungs of a hardcore [...]