Easily one of our feverishly favourite tracks of last year was 13th Moon from US alternative rock / metal outfit No Captains, a band we had not come across before but were poised to release their fourth album. The track… Read More ›
Iron Maiden
Another Shameless Spectacle
There was a chill in the air, an almost Siberian breath to the new day, yet equally it brought a sunspot of pleasure. Another eagerly welcomed visit from our friend Shauna from Shameless Promotion PR and of the duo… Read More ›
Razor Sharp Death Blizzard Interview
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 ›
Little King Interview
Can you first introduce the band and give us some background to how it all started and what brought you all together? Hey there, the pleasure is all mine! Yes, currently Little King consists of Manny Tejeda (Bass and backing… Read More ›
The Sectile Interview
Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Gabriel Gaba (Vocals): Of course, the pleasure is ours! Could you first introduce the band and tell us how it came to be? GG – I am Gabriel Gaba,… Read More ›
Earthbound – Desolate
With a reputation well on the rise, UK metallers Earthbound have just released their new EP, an encounter which is going to do their ascent up the metal ladder no harm at all. Four slabs of the band’s melodic death… Read More ›
Steve Blower – Back in Hell
Having impressed with their new tracks within the EP, The Abyss Vol. 1, last year, it the first of a planned trilogy of releases building towards their new album, UK metallers Hamerex was put on hold by its members. From… Read More ›
Infrared – Back To The Warehouse
The Back To The Warehouse EP sees Canadian thrashers Infrared releasing in their words “… the last of the old songs that we felt should see the light of day.” It comes as the band prepares to record a new… Read More ›
Infrared – Saviours
Recent times have seen a growing wealth of eighties bred metal bands rising from their assumed demise or slumber. Thrash metal especially seems to have that power of resurrection. Some of those bands are venturing into new areas, some simply… Read More ›
Animosity Kills – Severance
Well over two years ago, Norwegian outfit Animosity Kills stole attention with their first EP, Manipulative. It offered up a rousing mix of heavy and thrash metal, a fusion nurtured in the influence of bands such as Metallica, Iron Maiden,… Read More ›
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