Review: Indus Valley Kings ‘Indus Valley Kings’
The Indus Valley Civilization, according to Wikipedia, were around in the north western regions of South Asia during the Bronze
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Author: Randolph Whateley
Review: 1782 ‘From The Graveyard’
From The Graveyard is the second full length from occult doom band 1782. Certainly, they’re not the first doom band
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Review: Monoshock ‘Runnin’ Ape Like From The Backwards Superman’
Crime, Chrome, The Shaggs, The Wipers, Dr Mix and the Remix, Mission of Burma, Flipper, Sonic’s Rendezvous Band – names
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Review: Evangelist ‘Ad Mortem Festinamus’
Polish doom metallers, Evangelist formed back in 2008 and their decade long journey began with a debut full-length In Partibus
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Top Ten Of 2020: Randolph Whateley
Each year brings joy and tragedy, of different heights. 2020, was mostly tragic, as it was riddled with disease. Possibly
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Review: Corrupted Saint ‘Mutilated Before The Masses’ EP
Idolatry by Devastation, Tortured Existence by Demolition Hammer, Solstice by Solistice and Ritually Abused by Num Skull – brings bone
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Review: Sabrewulf ‘Mala Suerte’
Since forming in 2011, Sabrewulf from El Paso, Texas, have released a five song EP Prophecy in 2011, a three-song
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Review: Sarcator ‘Sarcator’
Sarcator, are a young band from Sweden. Even if they’re all still teenagers, they strike with quality old-school death metal
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Review: Celestial Season ‘The Secret Teachings’
The Netherlands, has never been an epicentre of traditional doom metal, however their almost drowned landscape, limitless lowland swamps and
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Review: Warlung ‘Optical Delusions’
This is what’s called a big astonishment and being taken aback. The first two albums from these Americans were already energising,
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Reviews: The King’s Pistol ‘Rip It Up’ EP
Rock ‘n’ roll, now a days, almost seems like a fable from the past, when all the kings and lords
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