A raging storm upon ears which twisted the senses as it ferociously entangled the imagination. That pretty much sums up the impact the new album from Norwegian metallers Fight The Fight made upon us but only gives a clue to… Read More ›
Metal
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 ›
Grumpynators – Still Alive
We will admit that from the moment they sent us physical copies of their first two EPs seven years back we have been ardent fans of Danish motorbillies Grumpynators. It was not so much appreciation of the gesture in a… Read More ›
On Hollow Ground – Blood Is Blood
When faced with something set on consuming the body and devouring the senses what do you do? In the case of Blood Is Blood you embrace it and in turn the imagination rousing exploits of its creators On Hollow Ground…. Read More ›
Pale Blue Moon – The Pleasure Of Finding Things Out
The release of debut single, Supernatural, almost effortlessly courted a tide of ears the way of Irish outfit Pale Blue Moon last year, a height of temptation echoed by its successor, It’s Not Real, not so long ago. Now it… Read More ›
ManDown – We Want Blood
In many ways it feels inevitable that we would be drawn to the debut EP from UK outfit ManDown and that we would find an eager appetite for the duo’s resounding sound but of course nothing is ever guaranteed in… Read More ›
Die Ego – Culto
Though emerging in 2015, you could say that British metallers Die Ego have yet to encroach broad attention but that might just change with the release of debut album, Culto. It unleashes eight slabs of the band’s heavy metal bred… Read More ›
Desert Storm – Omens
This May saw the release of the fifth album from UK metallers Desert Storm, a band which has continuously forged new aspects to their thunderous sound but reaped the most dramatic essences of their imagination yet for the compelling Omens…. Read More ›
Old Bones – Sleepwalker
They call it ”powerslop deathrock”, we call it rapaciously virulent rock ‘n’ roll but however you wish to tag the sound of Old Bones, it makes for one very satisfying and rousing time within their debut EP, Sleepwalker. Hailing from… Read More ›
Ignea — The Realms of Fire and Death
An encounter provoking thought and the imagination as voraciously as it did ears and body, The Realms of Fire and Death is the new album from Ukraine melodic metallers Ignea. It provides a full-blooded emprise of sound and storytelling which… Read More ›
