Review: Wino ‘Forever Gone’
Scott ‘Wino’ Weinrich should need no introduction but for the uninitiated he is a legend within the doom/stoner metal scene.
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Review: War After War ‘No Change’
‘Formed in resistance to dickheads, by dickheads’. This is the apparent mantra of War After War, the brainchild of Jason
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Review: Witnesses ‘Doom II’
Unless you have had your head in the sand, you will have known that doom metal project Witnesses have recently
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Review: Wailin Storms ‘Rattle’
Wailin Storms are a fourpiece from Durham, North Carolina consisting of artist Justin Storms (guitar/vocals), Mark Oates (drums), Steve Stanczyk
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Review: Wolftooth ‘Valhalla’
I’ve been caught out a few times recently by bands not sounding how I imagined based on their name. However,
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Review: Walk Through Fire ‘Vår Avgrund’
From Gothenburg, Sweden, step Walk Through Fire with Vår Avgrund, released through Wolves And Vibrancy Records. The title translates in
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Review: Witchcraft ‘Black Metal’
When I think about Witchcraft, my mind always casts back to a Metal Hammer article I read around ’05 or
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Review: WVRM ‘Colony Collapse’
Repulsion guitarist Matt Olivo described grindcore as ‘This isn’t metal, it isn’t punk, I don’t know what the fuck these
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Review: Witchfinder ‘Hazy Rites’
My first impressions of Hazy Rites were mixed. A stoner doom band with the chutzpah to call themselves Witchfinder, such
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Review: Wrekmeister Harmonies ‘We Love To Look At The Carnage’
For some, great music is just a series of notes and beats, anonymously filling the background as an alternative to
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Review: Waterless Hills ‘The Great Mountain’
Waterless Hills are predominantly Andrew Cheetham and feature dbh on violin, augmented by Gavin Clarke (DSDV) on bass and Cambridge-based
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