The reputation and potential to be a force within the UK metal scene has been an ongoing growth ever since Newcastle-based quartet RITUALS unleashed debut EP, Awake, its release coming virtually two years ago to the day that they now… Read More ›
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Big Drink – It Was Supposed To Be Easy
It Was Supposed To Be Easy is our introduction to UK punksters BIG DRINK, having not been aware of the band under former moniker A NEW HOPE either, but an EP sparking the raising of glasses to an outfit which… 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 ›
Fight The Fight – Deliverance
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 ›
Zedi Forder Superium – Judgement
As if one Zedi Forder album was not enough to be excited over, the trio has a second to grip attention in the shape of Judgement; though this is an entirely different proposition to explore, a twin project going by… Read More ›
Crostpaths – Self Titled EP
The eagerness of people to push forward UK metallers Crostpaths for attention has raised a certain intrigue and now with the release of their self-titled debut EP, it is easy to understand. It is a highly promising and more importantly… Read More ›
Blood Command – Return Of The Arsonist
It is fair to say that we did not know too much about Norway’s Blood Command; certainly their name had cropped up but their death pop had never quite exploded on our radars here. That is until now and the… Read More ›
Seething Akira – Sleepy Skeletor
Since emerging back in 2011 within the sea faring surroundings of Portsmouth, British crossover outfit Seething Akira has been teasing away at rich attention with increasing success. We suggest though that it has been a mere nagging compared to the… Read More ›
Popes Of Chillitown – Work Hard, Play Hard, See You In The Graveyard
Releases which have us throwing feet, hips, and bodies around in an uninhibited frenzy are just as boisterously devoured here as those provoking thoughts and imagination into the same eager exploits. Work Hard, Play Hard, See You In The Graveyard,… Read More ›
The Kut – Valley of Thorns
There is no doubt that the recent release of new single Mind Games stirred up a fresh hunger in an already in place appetite for the eagerly anticipated debut album from The Kut, in us and a great many others…. Read More ›
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