Review: Modder ‘Modder’
Although they’re completely new to the doom/sludge scene, Modder from Belgium sound like they’ve spent years finetuning and perfecting their
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Review: Mortiferum ‘Preserved In Torment’
The dank, deep darkness of Washington State birthed Mortiferum back in 2016 and their discography is a battlefield littered with
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Review: Monolord ‘Your Time To Shine’
Monolord’s ascension to the forefront of the global stoner/doom consciousness has been as swift as it has been deserved. The
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Review: Melvins ‘Five Legged Dog’
Chances are if you’re reading this review on The Sleeping Shaman, Melvins need no introduction. I could make a pretty
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Review: Morbid Messiah ‘Disgorged In The Coffin’
Home to groups like Brujeria, Centopath, Mortuary and many more, Mexico has a rich heritage in the extreme and today
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Review: Maggot Heart/Okkultokrati – Split EP
Following the excellent Deafkids/Rakta Live At SESC Pompéia release in May, we have another split in the form of Maggot
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Review: MONO ‘Pilgrimage Of The Soul’
Japanese experimentalists MONO are a band that have been in my periphery for roughly two decades. I’ve heard their name,
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Review: Mastiff ‘Leave Me The Ashes Of The Earth’
Emerging from the murky scene of Yorkshire in the UK in 2014, twisted five-piece Mastiff have been smashing grindcore and
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Review: Malossi ‘Blanke Barter’
One of the most intriguing things in the progression of any genre is the way artists in different geographical regions
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Review: Mark Solotroff ‘Not Everybody Makes It’
How important is it to be acquainted with the oeuvre of an artist before embarking on the listening required to
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Review: Melt ‘All The Joy, All The Pain’ EP
It’s been just over a year since dark alternative band Melt unleashed their second album, The Secret Teaching Of Sorrow
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