Wednesday 13 announces UK tour for Halloween 2021
As the world starts to open up again we start to look forward to the future and one of the most exciting times of...
Victory explore the Circle of Life
Since reuniting in 2013, Victory have clawed their way back to show fans that when veterans take a break, they can come back stronger....
Review: Malevolence – Self Supremacy
Take a hardcore band, lock them in a room with Pantera’s discography (apart from that Kiss inspired stuff at the beginning that we don’t...
Review: Fumigation / The Path to R’lyeh – Invasion
Tracklist:
FUMIGATION
Arachnophobia
Forced Vaginal Harbourage
Earwigs & Earwax
A Beard Full of Maggots
THE PATH TO R’LYEH
Dream Eater
The Book Made of Human Skin
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Review: The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid To...
When The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die announced that they would be releasing their third full-length...
Saxon – Hell, Fire and Damnation
Saxon have been bringing ‘heavy metal thunder’ to the world for well over forty years and in this time have released several classic albums...
ZaRRaZa ‘Cutting Meat Fast & Loud’
Formed in 2009 from the darkest recesses of Kazakhstan, which incidentally is the world's largest landlocked country by land area and the ninth largest...
Godsticks are Inescapable
I must admit to a tinge of favouritism with Godsticks; their take on the progressive rock scene found its way into my consciousness in 2009...
Kamikaze Test Pilots Album Review
An all-American sounding album, heavily influenced by System of a Down (or at least that’s what it sounds like), Kamizake Test Pilots offering is...
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...
