DEAD REGISTER is one of the bands we automatically get excited over when news of a fresh encounter is upon us, their previous releases shaping our instinctive appetite for their brooding sound, indeed a certain moment of their last encounter… Read More ›
Nightmarish and severe, a devouring of the senses; that is blood feather, the debut EP from US outfit, GUHTS. It is a predacious tempest of sound and emotion, a trial of torment and atmospheric corrosion honed quite simply into one… Read More ›
Emerging from the darkside to voraciously and increasingly beckon attention, Mama Doom released stunning debut album, From Blue to Bone, in 2018 to lusty acclaim. Now the US rockers have unveiled its successor, a purveyor of a darkness where beauty… Read More ›
Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Hi Pete Could you first introduce yourself and tell us how it came the band came to be? I’m Daz. I play guitar and do backing vocals in Razor… Read More ›
Pretty much a year to the day, UK punks PI$$ER introduced themselves and their deliciously nagging and unique d-beat/hardcore nurtured sound in 2019 with the release of the Wretched Life EP. It was an attention grabbing, imagination inflaming encounter which… Read More ›
UK industrial doom Armalyte Industriestrespass, Concrete Lung, has never been reserved in exposing the raw surfaces of the senses and the textural causticity of thoughts and emotions with its sonically visceral sound yet it is hard to remember the Manchester… Read More ›
Music will never cease providing unexpected and major treats, moments of if not genius, true ear and appetite inflaming arousals to feed individual desire. Another for us is the debut 7” EP from Pi$$er, a ‘supergroup’ if you wish which… Read More ›
The Parasitic Rejects EP sees the coming together of two of the UK’s most striking ear shredding prospects in a compelling trespass of a split release. On one side preying on the senses is York hailing crust/hardcore punks The Carnival… Read More ›
Three years after uncaging their most roguish, fiendishly dishonourable album yet, and their most irresistible in Songs From The Gunt, Australian reprobates I Am Duckeye have just unleashed an equally diabolical successor in Puce. Looking back across their previous three… Read More ›
Obey have not exactly been hidden in the shadows of the UK metal scene in recent years, finding acclaim and success with increasing intensity but now the Midlands outfit is surely poised to really demand and receive major attention with… Read More ›
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