Swedish metallers Sister has built and earned a strong reputation for their raw and voraciously energetic sounds as well as live performances which leave a swarm of other bands in the shade. Creating a mix of punk and sleaze rock… Read More ›
Day: February 14, 2014
Deadliner – Wardenclyffe
Enthralling, unpredictable, and persistently inciting the senses, Wardenclyffe the new album from industrial/electronic project Deadliner is a quite masterful and transfixing evocation of sound and imagination. Consisting of twenty tracks, or episodes within the life of the album’s… Read More ›
Electric Breathing – Sweet Violence
Going straight for the throat from its opening moments and never removing its antagonistic bared teeth from there on in, Sweet Violence the new album from German electronic predator Electric Breathing is one of those scintillating releases which you… Read More ›
Spewtilator – Goathrower
If a scourge of any descript, be it human, natural, or emotional, ever needed a band to soundtrack its devastation than US death thrashers Spewtilator would be the perfect candidates to provide it. Their sound is as pestilential and… Read More ›
My Favourite Runner Up – Crossroads
Everything about Crossroads, the debut album from Welsh rockers My Favourite Runner Up is big; massive choruses and hooks matching an equally hefty energy, but most of all it provides big satisfaction with its superbly crafted songs. The band’s… Read More ›
SET TO BREAK poised to show ‘Redemption’, on Monday 17th March
DEBUT EP NATIONALLY RELEASED THIS SPRING! High Flying South Wales metalcore crew Set To Break drop their explosive debut EP Redemption on Monday 17th March, through Imperial Music. Bridgend bruisers Set To Break were spawned at the… Read More ›
GIVING IN TO GHOSTS to unveil ‘Chasing Waves’, on 31st March
DEBUT EP DROPS THIS SPRING! South Wales Post-Hardcore outfit Giving In To Ghosts drop their ball-busting debut EP Chasing Waves on Monday 31st March through all stores. Blending emotive drive with defiant belligerence, Giving In To Ghosts wear their hearts… Read More ›
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