Pretty much a year to the day from the release of their ear grabbing debut EP, British alt-metal outfit Crostpaths return with its successor, the Mutated EP. That self-titled introduction to the band aroused, impressed, and revealed the potential of… Read More ›
After years already stirring up and invading the senses and albums that have thrust the listener into the darkest places within the band’s imagination, UK’s Ventenner endeavoured to delve into the most unique and most ambitious aspects of their creativity… Read More ›
Having caught our imagination with their recent single Brawl (Fight), UK rockers Thudd were sure of keen intrigue here towards new EP, Not My Type. Offering four slices of the band’s deviously infectious and unapologetically forceful sound, the debut… Read More ›
With a lyrical prowess as potent and emotive as the sounds which wrap them, Florida outfit New Dilemma have introduced themselves to the wider world with the release of debut EP, Is Your Story Over. It is a band which… Read More ›
As maybe for many others, American-French hardcore outfit One Life All-In have evaded the radars here up to this point but certainly now explode on screens with the release of new EP, Letter Of Forgiveness. Unleashing six tracks which… Read More ›
Hello and thanks for taking time out to talk with us. Our pleasure, thank you! By the way, my name is Scott Pustilnick (Bass, Keyboards, Vocals) Can you first introduce the band and give us some background to how it… Read More ›
Originally released digitally back in 2018, Killing Starts Where Hate Begins from Enoch gets a deserved reboot this month through Soundmass, It’s return brings an additional new track and a gem of a live cut with it and if you… Read More ›
Back in 2016, UK rockers Tirade unveiled their self-titled debut EP, a release suggesting the potential of “something truly distinct and unique in sound and songwriting” whilst making for a rather pleasing and infectious introduction. Three years on and the… Read More ›
Something wicked this way comes and it goes by the name of Friendless, the debut EP from US rockers Unimagined. Offering five rousing slices of the band’s “theatrical metal”, the release swiftly and increasingly had ears and imagination in the… Read More ›
Having heard rather good and promising things about UK outfit House Of Hatchets there was genuine intrigue and a sense of real anticipation facing the band’s debut album, Reach. Across ten slabs of multi-flavoured alternative metal, the encounter swiftly revealed… Read More ›
