The Rejoinder EP is the first release from UK metallers Naisian after a five year hiatus; three imposing tracks which make up for ‘lost’ time with senses devouring ferocity amidst an imagination gripping trespass of sound and enterprise which only… Read More ›
Never slow in drawing the most expansive and intensive journeys across their releases and our imaginations, UK based New Zealanders Monsterworks bring their second dramatic exploration of the year with the album Overhaul. Their eleventh full-length in fourteen years with… Read More ›
There is a brutal tempest coming from Los Angeles and it is shaped in the rather tasty form of the self –titled EP from Ancient Altar. The four track debut from the band is a voracious beast of an encounter… Read More ›
When grooves alone have a corrosive weight and predacious hunger which leaves the senses exhausted and under-siege, you know you are in the intensive hands of something and someone very notable. Scottish doomsters Of Spire & Throne ravage and suffocate… Read More ›
Creating a fiercely evocative and tempestuous soundscape within the exploration of lucid dreaming and dream phenomena, UK instrumental band Telepathy unleash new album 12 Areas to dramatically incite senses, imagination, and emotions. The seven track album is an uncontrollably immersive… Read More ›
A sonic suffocation and intrusive adventure which smothers the senses whilst igniting the imagination, Hell/Noise/Church the new EP from Scottish metallers Sunsmasher, is one of those exhaustive violations you can only welcome hungrily. The three track release is not a… Read More ›
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