There is not a great deal we can tell you about Canadian melodic hardcore band Homage, the band sketchy in the extreme with their information but with their EP Insignificant, the Toronto quintet make the only truly important declaration, of… Read More ›
Month: February 2013
Fisherman’s Death: Uncharted Waters
Reaching out from the heavy dark depths of Davy Jones Locker, Swedish death metallers Fisherman’s Death is a melodic scourge of extreme metal which ravages and consumes the senses with new EP Uncharted Waters. The four… Read More ›
Project Silence: 424
A new scourge to confront extreme noise fans, Project Silence is a Finnish band which is a brawl of intense promise and in 424 has unleashed an album equally as powerful and striking. Though not without flaws, the… Read More ›
Angie & The Car Wrecks: Boozed And Bloody
An album which may have like us passed you by until now but undoubtedly worthy of attention is the psychobilly miscreant Boozed And Bloody by the equally devilish Angie & The Car Wrecks. It is a release which… Read More ›
Charlie Winston: Running Still
The opportunity to review the new single from British singer-songwriter Charlie Winston came up recently, a track which is easily one of the freshest dazzles of elevated pop to come along recently, but such its impressive heart and… Read More ›
The Caskeeteers : Go Cadaver, GO !
Every now and then we look back at an album which readers may have missed but certainly deserves a look at as we search out the beating heart of the underground in all its shades. Such is the case with… Read More ›
Dark corners and caustic intent: an interview with Varicella
A maelstrom of ravenous intensity and demonic caustic caresses, the debut EP from US industrial band Varicella has brought an uncompromising destructive start to the year. Released through the impressive emerging underground label Bluntface Records, We Belong Dead was a… Read More ›
Deathfix: Self Titled
Listening to the self-titled debut album from Deathfix is like watching a fire, the shimmering breath it engages with a warm mesmeric touch to the senses and the vibrant melodic flames it strokes thoughts with a seductive irresistible… Read More ›
Crest Of Darkness: In The Presence Of Death
Norwegian black metallers Crest Of Darkness has been setting impressive standards within European extreme metal and blackening the hearts of fans for eighteen years now and through six releases. They return with their seventh album in the insidious… Read More ›
Faster Pussycat: The Power & The Glory Hole
The Power & The Glory Hole is the first release of new material from Hollywood sleaze rockers Faster Pussycat since its return in 2001, and a release which despite its flaws just leads to mischievous satisfaction. The band… Read More ›