Review: Crossfaith – Wipeout
We used to live in a world where 90% of the music you heard was from the USA or the UK. Now, thanks to...
Review: Cold Years – Northern Blues
Britrock has had a tough couple of decades. In the nineties, we were producing bands like The Wildhearts, Terrorvision and The Manic Street Preachers....
TWILIGHT’S EMBRACE reveal Penance, with highly captivating yet utterly bleak sound and expression
The British doom metallers Twilight's Embrace are an interesting outfit with a highly captivating yet utterly bleak sound and expression that perfectly encapsulates what gloom...
American Glutton – Dish Served Cold
The North American continent is so long and wide you can be popular locally in a way undreamt of in the UK or Europe. ...
Holly West – Mokita
There’s a generation of males out there for whom a woman wearing a black leather cat suit can be forgiven almost anything. From middle-aged...
THE GREEN DOOR takes the listener on a mesmeric journey on Wolf In The...
Following on from their eponymously named debut album in 2011, San Francisco band The Green Door have now released a six track EP, Wolf...
Review: Seven Stories High – Deadweight
Pop-Punk kids, now is your time to fix up, look sharp and listen, as you may be about to discover a new favourite band...
Sein/Zeit is anything but run-of-the-mill black metal by Barshasketh and Outre
Having the excellent Scottish black metal combo Barshasketh team up with Poland's sinister and experimental outfit Outre is a brilliant move. We are talking...
Review: Drakonis – The Great Miasma
The members of the Irish black/death metal quintet Drakonis are about to unleash this third EP of theirs entitled The Great Miasma upon the unsuspecting...
Review: Code – Under The Subgleam
Black metal is a genre often ridiculed by many in the metal community. It's unsurprising, really, considering that a vast majority of musicians in...
