Encapsulating the listener in a sonic furnace of heat, intensity, and passion, the Axillion EP from UK metallers Anchored By Avarice is a corrosive invigorating fire which extinguishes the air from lungs and replaces it with incendiary promise… Read More ›
Once there was a band called Merzah, a group of musicians from York County, South Carolina who from forming in 2005 earned a fine reputation for their muscular and aggressive form of progressive metal sculpted with a magnetic… Read More ›
Taken from their critically acclaimed debut album Hello All Stations, This is Zero, the new single from UK band Sebastopol is an infectious little treat of a song which requires little effort to immerse within… Read More ›
21 is the new single from UK indie rockers Showbizheroes, a band who has already earned strong acclaim and following through their previous trio of releases. Taken from their forthcoming debut album, Tales From Behind The Curtain, the… Read More ›
2013 is primed to be a big year for UK punksters The Vox Dolomites as one of the best and musically resourceful bands in British underground rock n roll release their debut album and a film of the… Read More ›
When approaching the site for a review of their new self-titled EP, UK noise distressers Cattle described their sound as ‘noise rock in the vein of Big Business, Jesus Lizard and Godheadsilo’. That just about sums up their outstanding release… Read More ›
We have always had a tendency here, more a mission to be honest, to stay away from barn dances but that resistance could be seriously challenged if such events offered up the same riveting heart igniting sounds which… Read More ›
The combination of blues and punk can often make for a dirty slab of pleasure which thrills and energises the appetite whatever the hunger the time. The new single from Mexican trio Electric Shit is certainly evidence to… Read More ›
The I: Mindrape EP from Norwegian band Pigeon Lake is one of those releases which you instantly take a shine to, its initial persuasion rich and strong enough to declare a lasting friendship with, its impressive sounds a… Read More ›
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