Wonderfully bruising and insatiably riotous Australian rockers Mammoth Mammoth are primed to ignite the world in a furious and unapologetic dirty brawl of rock n roll. The quartet has taken their homeland by storm and with… Read More ›
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BloodRedSky: A Cross To Bear & Hell To Harness
A real treat lies in store for all stoner rock fans with the release of A Cross To Bear & Hell To Harness, the thumping debut album from Finnish metallers BloodRedSky. The towering release is a record all fans of… Read More ›
Beastmilk – Use Your Deluge EP
As the four songs making up the Use Your Deluge EP from Finnish post punk band Beastmilk consume and permeate every pore it is impossible not to be taken back to the time when their sound first was seeded and… Read More ›
The New Jacobin Club: Left Behind EP
After their deeply impressive album This Treason of 2010, Canadian horror rock band The New Jacobin Club return with a 15-year anniversary release in the shape of the Left Behind EP. It features four of their songs from the nineties… Read More ›
Thirteen Shots: Vaudeville
Hear that creaking and the scraping of fingernails on wood in the dead of night? That is the sound of UK horror punk band Thirteen Shots rising from the cold earth to unleash their debut album Vaudeville. Consisting of eight… Read More ›
Chainfist – Black Out Sunday
With the recent signing of Danish groove metal band Chainfist in a worldwide management deal with Rock N Growl, the band’s debut album came back into view so we thought it was time to dive into it and get a… Read More ›
Svölk – Svölk ‘Em All
With the strength, mass, and intensity of the animal, Norwegian rockers Svölk mark their signing to Napalm Records with twelve thunderous tracks of ‘bear metal’ in new album Svölk ‘Em All. The album is actually a re-issue of the band’s… Read More ›
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