Twenty three years after their debut album, UK thrashers Toranaga have returned from a long absence with a new album and what a thunderous storm of a release it is. Many bands return after a long time away and struggle… Read More ›
Month: August 2013
White Clouds And Gunfire – For All The Non Believers
For those looking for some fresh melodic rock with pop punk overtones heading over to For All The Non Believers, the debut album from UK band White Clouds And Gunfire, would be a definite recommendation. Comprised of eight extremely well… Read More ›
Monsterworks – Earth
Certainly not an album you can fully absorb and investigate on one, two, even a third listen, Earth the new release from New Zealand metallers Monsterworks is a towering enthralling journey through time and invention. Fusing almost every metal style… Read More ›
Secrets Of Sin – Future Memories
Making their world introduction with debut album Future Memories, German band Secrets Of Sin certainly gives food for thought with their imaginative and adventurous sound. The nine track release is not without flaws and is openly declares that there is… Read More ›
Exploring the seeds: an interview with Pete Flesh of The Pete Flesh Deathtrip
One of the albums which certainly made a strong and lingering impression this year has been Mortui Vivos Docent from The Pete Flesh Deathtrip, and it should be said that since we posted are review of it a few weeks… Read More ›
Teenage China – Forth EP
With a debut as strong as the Forth EP it is impossible not to suspect and imagine that Scottish band Teenage China has a potent and vibrant future ahead of them. Three tracks of inventive and colourful rich sounds ensures… Read More ›
Tempest Rising – Calm Before The Storm EP
Just as the excellent Australian Reapers Riddle is putting Perth on the map in the sight of a growing legion of fans we find another emerging force in the sinew powered shape of Tempest Rising. Bringing a refreshing fusion of… Read More ›
kato – Buried With The Rain
Delivering the senses to the jaws of the blackest consumptive devastation, Buried With The Rain the new EP from US fury kato is aural malevolence at its most primal and merciless. The three track release not so much escorts but… Read More ›
Promethium – Origins
Two years ago UK rockers Promethium impressed with their debut album Welcome to The Institution declaring themselves as a band rife with promise and enterprise. Their mix of heavy and classic metal, despite its strong and gripping entrance, also seemed… Read More ›
Distortion Of Events – Permeate
Opening up ear, senses, and thoughts to a chilling dystopian landscape which invades the physical and mental depths of sanity, Permeate the new album from Distortion Of Events is a startling and provocative release which is as impossibly addictive as… Read More ›
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