Review: Wall ‘Vol. 2’ EP
There will come a time in the future when live music is commonplace again and even Bruce Dickinson will have
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: At The Gates ‘The Nightmare Of Being’
Emerging from Gothenburg in the early nineties, At The Gates released several albums that laid the foundations for the undeniable
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Yawning Sons: Interview With Bassist Nick Hannon
In March of this year Yawning Sons, the collaboration between British Instrumental band Sons Of Alpha Centauri and Californian desert
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Review: Scorn ‘The Only Place’
It’s fascinating when looking at the history of underground music just how important the first line up of Napalm Death
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Review: Switchblade Jesus ‘Death Hymns’
Coming this year as a cassette re-issue, Death Hymns by brutal Corpus Christi trio Switchblade Jesus was released last year
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Review: Orphan Donor ‘Unraveled’
Remember when music was old school and cut through with self-depreciating, vicious humour that made fun of society and never
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Review: Mountain Of Smoke ‘Gods of Biomechanics V1.5’
I’ll get my confession out of the way now and it’s two fold. Firstly, I’m a huge Blade Runner fan,
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Review: Hagel ‘Veneration Of The Black Light’
Despite Veneration Of The Black Light being their debut release, Hagel, the intriguing atmospheric black/doom metal band from Monterrey, Mexico
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A Tribute To Will Mecum Of Karma To Burn
By now the news has probably filtered through of the dreadful events of last week when it was confirmed that
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Review: Yellowtooth ‘The Burning Illusion’
Emerging from the state of Indiana, hard hitting trio Yellowtooth are here to do one thing and that is to
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Review: Steve Von Till ‘A Deep Voiceless Wilderness’
Last year I got the privilege to review Neurosis lynch pin Steve Von Till’s latest solo effort, the beautiful and
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