The story goes that on October 31st 2005, a band known as Morphina was supposed to play a Halloween party in a dirty pub but disappeared after a mysterious car accident. In their place stepped forward four fresh… Read More ›
Month: January 2013
Sin’ Sound: From The Underground
Though taking a little time to make its persuasion, the first encounter with From The Underground held more than a passing hold on the senses, eventually though the debut album from Italian rockers Sin’ Sound emerges as a rather impressive… Read More ›
Chariots of The Gods: Tides of War
Exploding out from the depths of the underground, Tides of War the debut album from Canadian metallers Chariots of The Gods, is quite simply sensational, a metal album of the highest order. It offers no indulgency or pretences… Read More ›
Toxic Grind Machine: Embryonic Emission
Though it came out a four months ago, Embryonic Emission from Dutch industrial metallers Toxic Grind Machine is one big thrill which has to be shared. Firstly we have to give thanks to Ray Westland from Ghost Cult webzine for… Read More ›
Celtachor: Nine Waves From The Shore
Celtachor is a band whose name we had come across plenty of times without making a concentrated effort to seriously check out their sounds. The release of their debut album Nine Waves From The Shore has given us… Read More ›
Nervochaos: To the Death
Raw, ravenous, and potently aggressive with a maelstrom of insidious grooves which just tease and coax the passions into their version of an erection, To the Death is an album you just cannot avoid finding strong affection for…. Read More ›
Horse In Transit: If I Were A God EP
It is funny how band names and titles can give the wrong impression. It is hard to say exactly the expectations musically bred by the name of UK band Horse In Transit but it certainly was… Read More ›
North Paw: Trepidation EP
A year ago North Paw emerged from the ashes of Forever Wednesday to introduce themselves with their impressive self-titled EP. Now they return with its successor Trepidation to show that the early acclaimed thoughts about the band were maybe short… Read More ›
Moghul: Dead Empires
Dead Empires, the new EP from UK metallers Moghul, reveals what it would be like to be enclosed within through the iron jaws of a leviathan, sucked down its oppressive throat, and digested within a cavernous expanse of… Read More ›
Degeneración Debraye: Body & Simphony
The unleashing of important talent through US underground label Engraved Ritual shows no sign of letting up as they start the year with the sizzling debut single from Mexican band Degeneración Debraye. A taster of its forth coming album El… Read More ›
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