Suicidal Angels say a Profane Prayer
Five years on from their release of Decades of Aggression, fans’ prayers have been answered as Suicidal Angels have descended from the thrash metal...
Tygers of Pan Tang – Bloodlines
The name Tygers of Pan Tang derives from a fictional archipelago in a Michael Moorcock novel. Despite their longevity, many younger rock and metal...
Karnataka – Requiem For A Dream
Karnataka, a band hailing from Wales, can be described as nominally belonging to the prog/folk genre. Their roots trace back to 1998, but only...
Cometh The Storm… High On Fire Return With A Blast
After five long years since 2018's Electric Messiah, GRAMMY-award winners and all-round heavy metal titans, High On Fire return with Cometh The Storm and in...
Tokyo Motor Fist delivers a hard-rocking delight in the shape of Lions
A damn fine and all-around well-written album that is as potent and catchy as it is vigorous and classy...
Tombstoner Rot, Stink and Rip
Staten Island's Tombstoner are back with a brand new record Rot Stink Rip serving up a feast of slightly groove-tinged, OSDM with a healthy...
Marc Bolan at the BBC – 6 CD Box Set
Marc Bolan, what a chancer. He played the fame game time and time again, but once he’d struck gold stayed too close to a...
Now, Voyager ‘Seas’ EP Review
Now, Voyager are a post-hardcore outfit stemming from Brussels, Belgium and they’re bringing a sound to international shores that isn't entirely original, nor is it unique,...
Greek rockers Need assemble Norchestrion: a song for the end
Who’s up for some Greek prog metal? well, that’s what the press release classes this release as. In my mind at least that lovely...
Ibaraki finally unleash Rashomon
One of the most anticipated metal releases is just around the corner at the time of writing this review. Trivium's Matt Heafy's black metal...
