Murderous, corruptive, and aurally spiteful, the new album from Californian hardcore destructors Xibalba is a towering beast for which no hiding place is safe enough. Hasta La Muerte is mighty, a storming tornado of intensity and sonic bruising which leaves… Read More ›
Like melodic tar the heart and breath of The Feather Tipped The Serpent’s Scale, the new album from US sludge metalers Eagle Twin, sticks to and smothers the senses with startling intensity and refined craft. It is a coarse… Read More ›
Like a soundtrack to a disturbed world drawn from the imagination of Sergio Leone, David Lynch, and Robert Rodriguez, 2 the glorious new album from Italian band Guano Padano, lights up every aspect of the body. The release awakens the… Read More ›
Though new to us it is pretty clear going by their new album Revelry & Resilience, US rockers Gypsyhawk, is a band who just want to make the best rock n roll possible. They are not concerned with leaving one… Read More ›
Barbaric and venomously twisting the new Money Can’t Save You Now EP from UK melodic metalcore band Beyond Betrayal is a stirring and impressive brute which leaves one bulging with satisfaction and anticipating even greater things ahead. There have been… Read More ›
The Social Season EP from US indie pop band Late Cambrian, is one of those releases you cannot help becoming enamoured with, its vibrant and excitable pop heart a smiling and infectious tease. The EP offers up five songs which… Read More ›
Generation Wars is the debut EP from UK band Where The Skeletons Play and a release which envelopes and inspires thoughts and emotions for a fully engaging and provocative experience. The EP has no intention of bewitching the ear with… Read More ›
If you are looking for a new promising and enterprising melodic rock band to feast your ears upon than UK band City Of Lights easily and impressively fits the bill. August 27th sees the release of their debut album Seasons… Read More ›
Though it came out the tail end of last year Wasted On The Living from Australian metalers Devour The Martyr is one of those releases which needed retrospective attention for those like us who missed its initial release. The five… Read More ›
When it comes to high grade dirty rock n roll certainly in underground scenes, one band has in the past few years always been to the fore and stood apart with their own brew of raw and insatiable rock. Irish… Read More ›
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