With an obvious eagerness it was suggested that attention was given to the new album from Italian rock band Sunday Recovery sooner rather than later. On hearing Coma, the debut album from the quartet, this slightly less than forceful thought… Read More ›
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Benedictum – Dominion
With trepidation the third album from US band Benedictum was allowed an audience with the speakers that would share their sounds. Reason for the less than enthused urge was though an unknown band plenty of research had brought references to… Read More ›
Everything We Left Behind – Our Ears Are Bleeding
There are no frills and spills with Bristol band Everything We Left Behind just direct, fast, and attitude loaded punk rock sounds. Formed in late 2005 the UK punksters have seen and been through the negativity of various line-up changes,… Read More ›
Chthonic – Takasago Army
Completing their concept trilogy that started with Seediq Bale in 2007 and continued by Mirror Of Retribution in 2009, Taiwanese symphonic black metalers Chthonic release Takasago Army via Spinefarm Records. Produced by Rickard Bengtsson (Arch Enemy, Nemesis) at Sweet Spot… Read More ›
Anterior – Echoes of the Fallen
From their early days UK death metalers Anterior grabbed attention and interest with their potential and tightly delivered creativity. Shows with the likes of 3 Inches Of Blood and Skindred, the release of their first official songs via their Myspace… Read More ›
Margate – Rock ‘n Roll Reserve
Los Angeles band Margate are no newbies to music, the band itself formed in 2003 and the members learning the art of making good honest music with other bands years before, but the energy and excitement the band bring with… Read More ›
The Sun Explodes – Emergence
The immediate thing that strikes as soon as the opening moments of the first and title track ‘Emergence’ spreads its welcoming arms is the quality of musicianship of the members of The Sun Explodes. Like a beckoning finger the instrumental’s… Read More ›
godMONSTER – The Discordian Society
For the past three years there has been a constantly growing underground force within the industrial scene in the shape of the Washington hell rock band Scream Machine. A greater intense awareness in 2011 has seen their ‘stock’ leap in… Read More ›
Bones – Self Titled EP
Some bands and releases are like ticking time bombs, building up to a cataclysmic crescendo, no such formalities with Chicago band Bones, they just go off big style in your face from the first note. Like a grenade without a… Read More ›
Deadfall – New Light
US band Deadfall with their progressive distorted guitar chords and riffs are exponents of the djent genre. To be honest tags, sun genres and labels seem to jump out of the woodwork whether recent or not and it all gets… Read More ›
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