Grief Collector deliver a showcase on Disbelief Delirium
What happens when you combine ex-members from Signs of Rain, Among the Serpents and Candlemass with the desire to make sludge tinged heavy metal...
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...
Pierce The Veil & Woe Is Me @ Reading, Sub89
300 fans line-up the whole way around the corner of Readings Sub89, to get a good view of tonight’s California rockstars Pierce The Veil....
Remembering Bernie Marsden (Rufus: Rock n Roll Publishing)
It could all have been so very different. In the mid-seventies, just after his stint in PAL (Paice Ashton & Lord) Bernie Marsden was...
Review: Warcrab – Scars of Aeons
A while back, Warcrab dropped Scars of Aeons, a 5-track master class in death metal. In a period where we have seen so many...
Live review: Psycroptic, Scarred, The Infernal Sea, & Conjurer
Peterborough has seen a sad time over the past five years with the closure of one of our few venues suited for rock and...
CASKET FEEDER mix murky death metal and vicious hardcore to great effect!
British death metal scumbags Casket Feeder have cursed us yet again and brought misery to the world by means of this wicked 5-track EP...
Electric Boys are back to turn things Upside Down
Stockholm based band, Electric Boys, formed back in 1988 and debuted with Funk-O-Metal Carpet Ride in 1989. Two further albums were released before they...
ORKAN – Bone-chilling metal from the vile pit of the underground!
A few years ago, yours truly had the pleasure of reviewing the sophomore offering entitled Livlaus (which translates to “lifeless”) by the Norwegian black...
The Hara Push Boundaries on The Fallout
The Hara have come a long way from their indie rock roots with their newest LP, The Fallout. The alt rock trio has very...
