Just over two years back we found ourselves taken with the first single from UK rockers Feed The Wolf, the instantly tempting Intrusion proving a potent slice of groove strapped rock ‘n’ roll with a punk kissed alternative rock bent… Read More ›
Blood Ceremony
Baronen & Satan – Why Does The Blood Never Stick To Your Teeth? / Satan Is A Lady
As each year passes it seems harder to find something truly unique to feast upon so those encounters which do carry that special character make a most striking impact and hopefully temptation. The sound of Swedish outfit Baronen & Satan… Read More ›
Devil Electric – Self Titled
Looking for some new dark and heavy rock ‘n’ roll, especially some with flames of lava-esque blues within encroaching doom bred shadows? Then there is a good chance that the debut album from Australian heavy rockers Devil Electric will have… Read More ›
Kabbalah – Spectral Ascent
For everyone there are certain encounters which forge an instinctive union with personal tastes; records which more than most tap into the creative imagination. We have come across a great many over recent years, having the privilege to listen to… Read More ›
Blood Ceremony – Lord Of Misrule
Dancing on the imagination like a village maiden in the throes of a pagan celebration, the new album from Canadian quartet Blood Ceremony is a bewitching and evocative adventure to get wrapped up in. It is called Lord Of Misrule;… Read More ›
King Witch – Shoulders Of Giants EP
It looks like there is new sorcery in town and it comes in the shape of King Witch and their rich and thickly captivating sound. An Edinburgh quartet which only formed last year, they have provided one tasty introduction to… Read More ›
Show of Bedlam – Roont
We were hearing very good things about Canadian doomers Show of Bedlam because of a split with Jucifer in 2009, the band’s only release up to this point, and were told that we should take an interest in the band’s… Read More ›
The Kut – Rock Paper Scissors
More captivating with every listen, Rock Paper Scissors is one of those encounters which make a bigger impact in four songs than many bands can in a handful of song loaded releases. The new EP from UK rockers The Kut;… Read More ›
Witch Charmer – The Great Depression
Raucously majestic and seductively intimidating, UK band Witch Charmer prove that not only was their previous acclaimed EP not a flash in the pan but that it was only the teaser to greater things with debut album The Great Depression…. Read More ›
Jingo – Wake Up
Hot on the heels of Black Flowers, London based Jingo release their fifth single Wake Up, another song which stretches the expansive scope of their sound and songwriting. It is fair to say it is impossible to predict what will… Read More ›
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