Review: Petbrick ‘Liminal’
Iggor Cavalera, you know him well, or should; former drummer of Brazilian metal legends Sepultura and current member of Cavalera
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Review: Psyclon Nine ‘Less To Heaven’
By their own admission, Psyclon Nine are not for the faint hearted. Formed in California in 2000, the band is
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Review: Pink Frost ‘Until The Summer Comes’
Usually, by the time you’re six albums into a career, to make any huge departures from what you’re doing is
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Review: Psychlona ‘Palo Verde’
Bradford, UK’s Psychlona’s third record, and first for Psycho Wax, Palo Verde features a colorful, kaleidoscopic tree on the cover,
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Review: Problem With Dragons ‘Accelerationist’
In their own words, Massachusetts based rockers Problem With Dragons third and latest album Accelerationist has been crafted with the
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Review: Planet Of The 8s & Duneeater ‘Turned To Stone Chapter V’
Is it my advancing age or did this next instalment of Ripple Music’s Turned To Stone series come around much
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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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