Review: Mantar ‘Pain Is Forever And This Is The End’
Sometimes the way we engage with a particular band or artist over time makes no sense whatsoever… I bought Mantar’s
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Review: Monasterium ‘Cold Are The Graves’
I know that Poland’s history with metal isn’t exactly empty, but I feel like the last two years have been
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Review: Mexicoma ‘Kalpa’
Sweden doesn’t contain anything remotely resembling a desert. Vast conifer forests, rugged North Sea coastlines, pleasant green fields… sure. But
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Review: Menk ‘II’
Formed in St Petersburg, Russia at ‘Slam City’ underground club by two like-minded souls Yury and KInll, both with a
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Review: Morlock ‘The Outcasts’
This, the second release from Morlock and Andrew Prestidge (synthesist and drummer) (Zoltan, Warning, 40 Watt Sun, The Osiris Club)
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Review: Mirror Queen ‘Inviolate’
NYC’s Mirror Queen have been running their line of heavy rock for a decade or so and have released a
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Review: James Romig & Mike Scheidt ‘The Complexity Of Distance’
James Romig, for all that don’t know (like myself until recently), is a composer. That word… composer… makes my skin
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Review: Made Of Teeth ‘Sociopathogen’
Noisy Welsh muthas Made Of Teeth and beloved label and love child of Andrew Field, APF Records, have for a
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Review: Mournful Congregation ‘The Exuviae Of Gods – Part I’
I am in no way what one would consider a funeral doom aficionado. Whilst I’m familiar with most of the
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Review: Malignant Aura ‘Abysmal Misfortune Is Draped Upon Me’
As the weather improves and the days get longer here in the UK, I often need something to drag me
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Review: Imbernon & Mikel Vega ‘Eolian Dawn’
I’m sold. Jon Imbernon is half this album well then here’s my debit card number and keep the tab open.
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