Review: Anaal Nathrakh ‘Endarkenment’
It is hard to believe it has been nearly twenty years since Birmingham’s Anaal Nathrakh crawled into the daylight and
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Fires In The Distance ‘Echoes From Deep November’
Prosthetic Records have a long pedigree of releasing some of the most cutting edge heavy music since their inception in
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Review: Naisian ‘Metal’
Sheffield’s hard hitting progressive sludge metal foursome Naisian have been bothering the ear drums on and off since 2003. Unleashing
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Review: The Brothers Keg ‘Folklore, Myths And Legends Of The Brothers Keg’
APF Records have not, so quietly, amassed a roster of bands that are releasing some absolute bangers at the moment.
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Review: The Obsessed ‘Live At Big Dipper’ (Authorized Bootleg)
Released to coincide with their 40th Anniversary, Live At Big Dipper (Authorized Bootleg) has been dusted down and given the
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Review: Steve Von Till ‘No Wilderness Deep Enough’
The press release that accompanies the latest album from Steve Von Till is a worthy read in itself as it
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Review: Fleshdriver ‘Leech’ EP
Crawling from the murky swamps of Tallahassee Leech is the explosive, grimy debut EP from Florida’s newest death metal devotees,
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Review: Battalions ‘Pure Humber Sludge’
Humber based UK sludge titans Battalions have been described as ‘cowboys from Hull’ when enthusing about their brand of Southern
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Review: Bible Basher ‘Loud Wailing’ EP
Bible Basher are a ‘supergroup’ compromised of members from various respected underground UK heavyweights, Temple of Coke, Kurokuma, Archelon and
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Review: Eremit ‘Desert Of Ghouls’
Relatively new to the scene, Eremit have been around since early 2015 and have seemingly challenged themselves to create some
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Review: Sleestak ‘Aeon’
Milwaukee’s Sleestak were on an upwards growth trajectory releasing Skylon Express which was the combination of two previously recorded EP
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