Ursa Major ‘Old Bones’ Album Review
Ursa Major, the Shepperton five-piece, has recently dropped their latest release ‘Old Bones’. The bands blend of metal and hardcore makes this one of...
Ravenous ‘We Are Become Death’ Album Review
Southampton groove-metallers Ravenous have finally released their debut album, titled in partial-homage to the famous quote from the Bhagavad Gita, We Are Become Death.
Much...
Heimdall ‘Aeneid’ Album Review
Virgil’s epic poem 'The Aeneid' was the conspiracy theory of its day. Aeneas (a trojan) went from, a walk in Homer’s The Iliad, to...
Okular ‘Sexforce’ Album Review
In the band’s own words:
“With members based around the outskirts of Oslo, Norway, progressive death metal act Okular is led by composer/lyricist Andreas Aubert....
The Von Hertzen Brothers ‘Nine Lives’ Album Review
A garage band guitar riff crashes out over a classic rock cow bell beat then within a single breath starts bobbing and weaving like...
Such Gold ‘Misadventures’ Album Review
Listening to Such Gold is like listening to one of those bands you've heard on skate games when you were a kid but can...
Cult of Luna ‘Vertikal’ Album Review
Cult of Luna is a Swedish post-metal band from Umeå. They formed from the remnants of the hardcore punk band called Eclipse in 1998.
Cult...
Brotherhood Of The Lake ‘Desperation Is The English Way Vol.2’ Album Review
Describing themselves as 'five hopeless, misanthropic souls', Brotherhood Of The Lake unveil yet another deep and utterly gut-wrenching album. Having previously covered dark topics...
Attica Rage ’88mph’ Album Review
ATTICA RAGE was formed by Ayrshire brothers, singer/guitarist Jonny Parr and drummer Richie Rage in Glasgow, Scotland in 2003. Coatbridge guitarist Stephen Bell joined...
Bad Religion ‘True North’ Album Review
The never ageing groundbreaking lot from Los Angeles return with wait for it... their sixteenth album. After 2010's patchy 'Dissent Of Man' it did...
