Between the Buried and Me ‘The Parallax II – Future Sequence’ Album Review
As we all know music (metal in particular) is always progressing, forever changing and often becoming something quite different to how it started, unless...
AntropomorphiA ‘Evangelivm Nekromantia’ Album Review
Dutch death/occult metallers AntropomorphiA formed in 1989 (originally named Dethroned Empire.) Hailing from Tilburg, Holland the band admit that they have been heavily influenced...
CHAPEL OF DISEASE ‘SUMMONING BLACK GODS’ ALBUM REVIEW
Death metal lot, Chapel of Disease, are bringing forth their first album of their career in the fabled apocalyptic year of 2012. You may...
Enslaved ‘RIITIIR’ Album Review
Enslaved, were the innovators of Viking Metal with their Nordic black metal sound but they have become so much more since then. Although they...
Let It Die, 7″ Review
Blisteringly speedy dark hardcore punk, with a sound comparable to a clearer, faster Harm’s Way; Let It Die’s latest offering should be an instant classic...
Hang the Bastard ‘2009-2012’ Album Review
Hang the Bastard have been making some reasonably sized ripples in the pond since their inception on the dirty streets of London around half...
ADVOCATES ‘MINDLESS’ MINI-ALBUM REVIEW
Advocates are a metalcore group formed in Auckland, New Zealand in 2010. Next year, they look forward to releasing their debut album, beginning their...
Abiotic ‘Symbiosis’ Album Review
Miami based quintet Abiotic (formed in 2012) create sumptuous symphonic tech-death/metal sounds. They released their ‘A Universal Plague’ EP in September 2011. Employing complex rhythms,...
Travis Barker &Yelawolf ‘Psycho White’ Album Reviw
The release of Travis Barker's 2011 debut hip hop album Give The Drummer Some was met with mixed reviews. Generally met with praise by...
Overthrow ‘Adjust To Darkness’ Album Review
All new city-thrashonistas, these days, seem to come from Stavanger, The Oil Capital of the south-west Norway. Home of glamorous doomsters such as Theatre...
