Recently unveiled, The Incident at Black Lake is the new EP from Canadian metallers ALL ELSE FAILS. Turbulence and torment shape its heart, raw reflection and dissonance its presence, it all embroiled in the enterprise and imagination the quartet has… Read More ›
This past June saw UK metalcore outfit OF OUR DESIGN uncage a new EP, a six track cauldron of craft and endeavour building on the band’s already potent reputation. Essex hailing, OF OUR DESIGN soon garnered keen attention and praise… Read More ›
Bringing their own character and passion to modern metal with a nostalgic edge, WE ARE SOVEREIGN has been gaining keen and widespread plaudits as they distinctly emerge within the UK metal scene. We luckily grabbed some of their time to… Read More ›
Covering their self-titled debut album at the beginning of 2018, we could not help suggesting, no declaring that Welsh metallers I FIGHT BEARS were one richly exciting prospect on the British landscape such their potential and the potent individuality of… Read More ›
With a couple of ear grabbing singles having already whetted the appetite, US metalcore outfit SEEKING SIRENS have just unleashed their debut EP and fair to say Departing Ways more than backed up the suggestion and promise of those previous… Read More ›
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 ›
Previously we have flirted with US outfit GREYHAVEN, enjoying their previous offerings but sensing there was something fuller, richer and more compelling to come. Now the Louisville quartet has dropped their new album, This Bright and Beautiful World, and effortlessly… Read More ›
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 ›
With potent reputation building tour slots alongside the likes of Normandie, Mallory Knox and WSTR to date and a sound which is as infectious as it is rapacious, UK alt-rock quartet Led By Lanterns has sparked keen anticipation in a… Read More ›
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 ›
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