Even as time seems to fly by, four years is a long time to wait and that is exactly how long UK extreme alternative metallers ANTI-CLONE had been on hiatus before announcing and unleashing their new single, Human. Having greedily… Read More ›
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Headspawn – Pretty Ugly People
Providing a striking introduction to its creators, Pretty Ugly People is the debut EP from Brazilian groove metallers HEADSPAWN. It offers up four tracks from a band which forming in 2019 soon found themselves like the world derailed somewhat by… Read More ›
Ophelia’s Eye – Hopeless World
For the past couple of years real attention has been gathering pace around Swiss metallers OPHELIA’S EYE, a band which though previously gathering its craft and qualities together for growing interest truly lit public awareness around 2020 and certainly a… Read More ›
Misfire – Sympathy For The Ignorant
It is the primal instincts of thrash metal which predominantly gets our personal juices flowing like a river and so it seems equally so it is for US trio MISFIRE. The band has just unleashed their debut album and with… Read More ›
The Risen Dread – Night Hag
Under the pandemic forged restrictions of the past eighteen or so months, Irish metallers The Risen Dread utilised the time to work on and record their debut album and now with its highly anticipated arrival upon us it is a… Read More ›
Bloodywood – Rakshak
It is fair to say that no other album has been as eagerly and impatiently waited here in recent times as that from Indian metallers Bloodywood, that all thanks to a stunning 2019 introduction to them for us through the… Read More ›
Confess – Revenge At All Costs
A cauldron of rage, resentment, passion and defiance, Revenge At All Costs is the new album from Confess. They are all emotions which frequently shape ear blistering releases yet few bare soul, rancour and intimacy in its turbulence as intensely… Read More ›
Head of Jeddore – How to Slaughter a Lamb
Shamefully behind on our email inbox and trying to recover ground as you read, we recently come upon an email from Cory McCallum, the bassist for Toronto’s finest sludge doomsters Olde. He was pointing our way to the recently released… Read More ›
The Final Clause Of Tacitus – Asinine Music for the Solemn and Staid
Due to the striking prowess and rousing instincts of previous singles and their album, Antiquity, across the past two years alone, we find ourselves with an instinctive buzz when approaching a new offering from The Final Clause Of Tacitus before… Read More ›
Arhat – Dead Life
It is a frustrating fact for music lovers, media and deserved attention that with the massive landscape of artists and releases to navigate year on year you are going to miss out on encounters which would have left a deep… Read More ›
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