Review: Spitefuel – Second to None
Opening track 'On Burning Wings' can be likened to a sequel to a very gripping movie that you don’t want to miss a moment...
Review: Terminal Nation – Absolute Control
From the beginning, I have felt the buzz from 'Assembly Line's' horrific and toxic vibes that just want to latch on to you like some...
Review: daRKRam – Stone and Death
One person, multi-instrumentalist projects can be tricky. When done right, you can get something as sublime and lifechanging as Nine Inch Nails’ The Downward...
Review: The Crawling – Anatomy of Loss
There’s some great titles on this album and one is 'An Immaculate Deception' that possesses some tough and twisting rhythms with a deep dark grunting vocal...
Review: Blacktop Mojo – Burn the Ships
Blacktop Mojo, if you haven’t heard of them yet, you soon will. These Texan rockers are on the way up, and in big ways....
Review: Of the Sun – Before a Human Path
It seems slightly oxymoronic to say that technically proficient music can get boring at times. When you get a room full of musicians who...
Review: Wolfpakk – Wolves reign
Is it me or is music getting better by the minute?
'Falling' is an amazing track that just transports me back to the good old...
Review: Warbringer – Woe to the Vanquished
You know that you have been thrashed beyond smithereens when you listen to this, as 'Silhouettes' blasts out from the speakers and pulverise with...
Review: Battalions – Nothing to Lose
Nothing to Lose is certainly striking. Stoner, doom, ‘classic’ heavy; there are so many styles of metal catered for here. What’s most astounding about...
Review: Lethe – The First Corpse on the Moon
Primus. Tool. Fantômas. There are bands that truly epitomise what it is to eclectic, and blend myriad influences without becoming convoluted or start to...
