Review: Hussar ‘All-Consuming Hunger’
I, Voidhanger Records always brings the heaviest bands onto its roster, usually those bands are ‘obscure, unique, and uncompromising visions
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Review: Heilung ‘Drif’
Formed in 2014, Heilung, Danish for ‘Healing’, has already released two studio records, Ofnir and Futha, and one of the
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Review: Obiat ‘Indian Ocean’
The London based progressive psych/doom/stoner gurus of Obiat are back after a 13 year gap between albums!! Indian Ocean is
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Review: Burner ‘A Vision Of The End’ EP
Is blackened-death-thrashy-grindcore even a sub-genre yet? If so, London’s Burner fits into that description quite nicely, and if not, then
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Review: Nanna Barslev ‘Lysbærer’
I’ve had an interest in Norse Pagan mythology for quite some time, even adopting it as part of my own
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Review: Troglodyte ‘The Hierarchical Ecological Succession: Welcome To The Food Chain’
Death metal is one of those genres that doesn’t seem to change much, and as fans of it, we don’t
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Review: Warcoe ‘Warcoe’ EP
Pesaro, Italy is home to a band that takes on two of the biggest doom/metal influences on the planet, Black
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Review: Escarnium ‘Through The Depths Of The 12th Gate’ EP
Do you like death metal as much as we do? That’s probably a resounding yes, and even if it’s not,
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Review: Thumos ‘The Republic’
There seems to have been an increase in the instrumental metal genre, and music fans either love it or they
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Top Ten Of 2021: Tom Hanno
2021 has seen the release of many amazing albums; so many in fact, that putting together a list of the
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Review: Pyrexia ‘Gravitas Maximus’
Today we’re going to discuss a band that formed in 1990, is from New York City, and who deals out
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