Review: Marsh Dweller – The Weight Of Sunlight
Solo projects are by their very nature, terrifying prospects for us reviewers. For every wonderfully talented multi-instrumentalist there are a dozen egotistical, jack-of-all-trades master...
Review: Airbourne – Breakin’ Outta Hell
Having been around now for more than a few years, Airbourne haven't been one to need to change their sound at all, still sounding...
Review: Slomatics – Future Echo Returns
If you are not a fan of slow, heavy, soul destroying doom, then just stop reading, go away now and find something light and...
Review: The Lounge Kittens ‘Sequins and C-Bombs’
There is something instantly likeable about The Lounge Kittens. It’s the way they have taken a quite different genres (accapella and rock ) and...
Review: Beansidhe – Mónt
It feels rather strange to say that a band 17 years into their career could be on the verge of a breakthrough. Then again,...
Review: Negative Thought Process – Methylene Butterfly
New Year’s Destitution Opens with an automated voice telling a very interesting story of alcohol and butt plugs and paints a scene from a...
Review: Gloryful – End of the Night
Track-by-track review of End of the Night by Gloryful.
Dawn of the Raven King – With a death defying seething and a melancoholic rhythm it...
Review: Bloody Hammers – Lovely Sort of Death
Track by Track review of Lovely Sort of Death by Bloody Hammers. Released 5th August 2016 via Napalm Death Records.
Bloodletting on the Kiss –...
Review: Sodom – Decision Day
Drumroll please, and be sure to add those thrash riffs into the mix because, ladies and gentlemen, the new Sodom is here.
With a history...
Review: The Dead Daisies – Make Some Noise
Heavyweight promotion told us to invest our ticket money on the likes of The Kings of Chaos and Hollywood Vampires but The Dead Daisies (featuring...
