Review: Svalbard ‘When I Die, Will I Get Better?’
Picture the scene, its two thousand and eleven, and the music gods breathe their first breaths into Bristol quartet Svalbard.
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Author: Lee Beamish
Review: The Ocean ‘Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic’
At the ripe old age of twenty, and now due to release their eighth studio album, prog metal meisters The
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Review: Crystal Spiders ‘Molt’
Rising from the depths of North Carolina, coming at you with an absolutely incredible debut, are Crystal Spiders, and they’re
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Review: Old Blood ‘Acid Doom’
Around six months ago, just as the world started losing its mind, and was shutting down over a then relatively
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Review: Mercury Circle ‘The Dawn Of Vitriol’
Helsinki, the capital city of Finland, has quite the heritage when it comes to famous rock and metal bands, the
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OHHMS – Interview With Vocalist Paul Waller
Straight off the back of the fantastic new OHHMS album, Close, I had the honour and the opportunity to shoot
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Review: Mummise Guns ‘Mummise Guns’
Okay, Mummise Guns… What can I say…? Let’s see. To sum up Mummise Guns in the most eloquent way possible,
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Review: Black Royal ‘Firebride’
I’m not sure what it is about Tampere in Finland right now, maybe it’s something in the water, who knows.Maybe
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Review: Yanomamo ‘No Sympathy For A Rat’
Nine years into their existence, and three years on from their previous release, Neither Man Nor Beast, come Australia’s very
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Review: Dun Ringill ‘Library Of Death’
Straight out of the heart of Gothenburg in Sweden come six piece Dun Ringill, who describe themselves as a ‘heavy
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Review: Rückwater ‘Supernova’
Hailing from Tampere in Finland, and ready to rock your world, are your new favourite band, and I can imagine
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