Review: The Sun Came Up Upon The Left / Everson Poe ‘Ancestral Memory’
Despite the fact that, from what I can tell, both of these acts have received nothing but praise from the
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Black Metal
Review: Sertraline ‘The Streetlight Was All We Needed’
It’s fair to say straight away that Sertraline know how to do melancholy, in fact it’s the most defining feature
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Review: Antre ‘Dark Spectrum’ EP
It’s safe to say that 2021 is beginning in much the same gloomy fashion as 2020 finished, and to that
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Review: Chrome Waves/Suicide Forest – Split EP
Jeff Wilson‘s productivity in 2020 continues unhindered with this new four track split release with Suicide Forest. Chrome Waves are
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Review: Everson Poe ‘Rituals’
Performing under the moniker Everson Poe, Mae Shults has spent a decade creating music that seeks to evolve and change,
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Review: Heretical Sect ‘Rapturous Flesh Consumed’
It’s that time of the year when the nights last forever and the days flash by within the blink of
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Review: Tombs ‘Under Sullen Skies’
Frontman Mike Hill (guitars/vocals/electronics/synth) seems to have graduated from the Henry Rollins school of work ethics. Not only is he
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Review: Botanist ‘Photosynthesis’
Did you know that an independently released compilation of native Irish metal bands surfaced in the mid 80s called ‘Green
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Review: Poison Wind ‘Virus!’
Poison Wind is an eight piece ‘supergroup’ formed during the early stages of the COVID -19 lockdown and features Brian
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Review: Anaal Nathrakh ‘Endarkenment’
It is hard to believe it has been nearly twenty years since Birmingham’s Anaal Nathrakh crawled into the daylight and
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Review: Chrome Waves ‘Where We Live’
Where We Live is the new album by Indianapolis based trio Chrome Waves who are made up of new drummer
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