Review: Pågå ‘The Evil Year’
Yeah yeah yeah, I know, you’re looking at the name of this album and thinking ‘GET THE FUCK OUT OF
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Author: Jamie Grimes
Review: pg.lost ‘Oscillate’
To start an album with a slow burn is a risky move. Many bands might want to grab the attention
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Review: Botanist ‘Photosynthesis’
Did you know that an independently released compilation of native Irish metal bands surfaced in the mid 80s called ‘Green
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Review: Under ‘Training Resource #5’ EP
A short, sharp stab to the ears with a rusted penknife, it appears this four track EP from Stockport’s Under
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Review: Alison Cotton ‘Only Darkness Now’
Having surfaced initially as a cassette only release (Bloxham Tapes) and now manifesting in vinyl form (Cardinal Fuzz and Feeding
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Review: Noxis ‘Expanse Of Hellish Black Mire’ EP
You can always tell a record shop that really knows, and cares, about their stock when they take the time to
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Review: Begräbnis ‘Izanaena’
Japanese funerary doomsters Begräbnis have existed almost a decade at this point and have a handful of releases under their
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Review: Hypnodrone Ensemble ‘Gets Polyamorous’
Cult leader, musician, whole food enthusiast, dirty old man…the infamous Father Yod (Google him and prepare to have your mind
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Review: $hit And $hine ‘Malibu Liquor Store’
For all the talk of unpredictably that usually follows Craig Clouse‘s work as $hit And $hine, the last few years
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Review: Horsewhip ‘Laid To Waste’
It’s always interesting to see what people who spent their formative years in the hardcore scene return to their musical
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Review: Proscription ‘Conduit’
Death metal is at absolute saturation point in 2020, and quantity absolutely does not equate to quality. With their roots
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