postcards from new zealand ‘nin-an-ak’
I had the opportunity to review postcards from new zealand’s last album burn, witch, burn. I didn’t give it a
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Review: Pit Pony ‘World To Me’
When I think of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, I’m not instantly struck by its plethora of iconic heavy music acts. Yes, there are
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Review: Paganizer ‘Beyond The Macabre’
Beyond The Macabre is Paganizer’s twelfth studio album and another instalment of ferocious swe-death metal, which also features Bolt Thrower/Memoriam’s
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Review: Peth ‘Merchant Of Death’
As someone who’s spent roughly forty of his fifty-one (I can’t fucking believe I just wrote that) years in the
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Review: postcards from new zealand ‘burn, witch, burn’
I chose to review postcards of new zealand’s burn, witch, burn to step outside of my comfort zone. The promo
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Review: Pan•American ‘The Patience Fader’
Becoming a writer for a doom metal webzine, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect but I was certain I
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Review: Pia Isa ‘Distorted Chants’
When she isn’t fronting one of Norway’s premier heavy doom bands, Superlynx, Pia Isaksen can be found, busy, working on
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Review: Purple Dawn ‘Peace & Doom Session Vol. II’
In the world of stoner and doom, it can sometimes be difficult to stand out. Playing the same fuzzy Sabbbath-inspired
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Review: Pylar ‘Abysmos’
Abysmos is a cinematic album, opening to some kind of action scene. A large presence arrives in a cacophonous disharmony
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Review: Penny Coffin ‘ΤΕΦΡΑ / ΣΚΕΛΕΤΙΚΟ ΣΚΟΤΑΔΙ’
Scottish/Greek death metal four-piece Penny Coffin have been given the honour of Dry Cough Records‘ first release of 2022; a
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Review: Pike vs The Automaton
In the canon of heavy music, metal, stoner, doom, or any riff-based sub-genre, any conversation about guitar player influence, at
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