Review: Kurokuma ‘Of Amber And Sand’
A decade after Sheffield’s Kurokuma first appeared in the ever productive UK underground, their second full-length record Of Amber And
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Author: Sandy Williamson
Review: Orme ‘No Serpents, No Saviours’ EP
The self-titled, double album debut from UK sludge/drone/doom trio Orme was pretty well received last year, but when it is
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Review: Trog ‘Horrors Beyond’
New Jersey death metallers Trog are a band I have kept a close eye on since they were Troglorot and
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Review: SUMAC ‘The Healer’
SUMAC are a band that I’ve always heard good things about, but never managed to get around to listening to
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Review: Gatecreeper ‘Dark Superstition’
I remember really enjoying the last record from Arizona’s Gatecreeper, Deserted, and so this new offering is something that has
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Review: My Dying Bride ‘A Mortal Binding’
Unless you’ve lived under a rock or been a metal fan that is somehow well-adjusted and happy, you know who
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Review: Septage ‘Septic Worship’
Danish gurgling grind monstrosity Septage have finally birthed their debut full-length Septic Worship (Intolerant Spree Of Infesting Forms) after a
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Review: Acid Mammoth ‘Supersonic Megafauna Collision’
First of all, there are two things that appealed to me straight away with Acid Mammoth; that name is absolute
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Review: Coaltar Of The Deepers x Boris ‘hello there’
Japanese legends Boris have played around in pretty much every genre of rock and metal you can think of, and
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Review: Blazar ‘Fatal Cosmic Wound’
Fatal Cosmic Wound is the debut full-length from Barcelona’s Blazar, a sludgy funeral doom outfit who take their name from
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Review: Peter Wolff & Jens Borgaard ‘Destroyer’
The third solo record from Downfall Of Gaia‘s Peter Wolff, Destroyer sees him collaborate with Dutch folk singer Jens Borgaard
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