Review: Megadeth – Dystopia
Another album, another line up change, at least that's par for the course for Mustaine & Co these days. Joining Megadave and bassist Ellefson...
Review: Like Animals – Feral
If you took the riffs of Dillinger Escape Plan and blended them with alternative rock, you’d be getting close to experiencing Like Animals. Their...
Live: H2O at London Underworld
H2O GO!
22 years, 7 albums and a whole heap of various other releases consisting of some of the most well known hardcore the world...
Review: War Curse – Final Days EP
Nothing was known of War Curse before hitting play, so a quick look across the internet to see who exactly War Curse are. The...
Review: Gomorrah – The Haruspex
Gomorrah was started in 2012 by a group of Missouri boys who moved to Ohio in hopes of becoming a part of a larger...
Review: The Wakedead Gathering – Fuscus: Strings of the Black Lyre
"Deep in the primordial darkness of the swamp, the Great Grey Witch watches and waits for her time for revenge...
To those who would...
Review: Varg – Das Ende aller Lugen
With a rumble and a German sampled voice the album is underway. I love the German lingo – it really gives your tongue a...
Review: All Hail the Yeti – Re-Issue with Unreleased Demos
Having recently signed up with Minus Head Records, the first release was not one I expected, although having finished recording for a new full-length...
Review: Akasava – Strange Aeons
Akasava released their debut EP Strange Aeons in May, 2015. Featuring Karmazid's mind blowing and tortured artwork, widely acclaimed among the doom/psych scene, they...
Review: Sanktuary – Winter’s Doom
Power thrash champions Sanktuary hail from the harsh and blisteringly cold of the deep far North of Canada's Yukon Territory situating themselves in the city...
