Katatonia shine in a Sky Void Of Stars
Following on from autumn 2022’s 10th anniversary reissue of Dead End Kings, regarded by many fans as their masterwork and described as ‘sonically immaculate...
Those Damn Crows remind us to Inhale/Exhale
Those Damn Crows have travelled some distance since the summer of 2018 when they opened up the Ramblin’ Man festival. Their set that day,...
Altamadum’s A Monument to Time
A Monument to Time is the 3rd full-length CD by Altamadum and features 12 tracks, varying from heavy rock pieces to slower not quite...
Solstice Light Up on new record
In recent times, Solstice have undergone a renewed burst of creativity and, after a period of downtime, they’re now fully back into the flow...
Arriver aim for the stars on Azimuth
Chicago-based band, Arriver, have been producing eclectic and heavy rock since 2006, illustrated perfectly on their debut Vanlandingham and Zone, which combines heavy rock...
Weedpecker dip into The Stream Of Forgotten Thoughts
How about a stoner, psychedelic rock and metal-influenced band from Warsaw? Yes? Well you’re in luck because the curiously named Weedpecker are just...
Moon Machine make their presence known
Moon Machine are a prog-metal band from Somerville, Boston, evolving out of the band Space Ink, and this eponymously named record is their debut...
Review: Trivium – The Sin and The Sentence
Despite having a difficult few years with frequently changing personnel and what some may call an ever evolving sound that has garnered mixed reviews,...
Gates of Hell – Critical Obsession
Track by track review
Releasing the Disease
Let the crunch begin!!!! Orgasmic rhythms come pumping from the speakers in constant succession with a sampled voice this...
Review: Cannibal Corpse – A Skeletal Domain
Cannibal Corpse formed in Buffalo back in 1988, and so it comes as no surprise that these gallant death metallers caused much controversy with...
