Review: Escuela Grind ‘Memory Theater’
In my mind, once you hear or see their name it becomes instantly familiar. It’s very attention grabbing for someone
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Review: Bloodbox ‘Post Human Disorder’
It’s feeling increasingly usual at this point for bands to emerge from decade-plus long hiatus, more obscure ones particularly. New
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Retro Review: Cryptopsy ‘None So Vile’
I’m the first one to hark back to those glory days of the early 90s, where Morbid Angel, Obituary, and
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Review: Bodyrot ‘Fleshworks’ EP
Fancy a smack in the mouth? Well metaphorically, Bodyrot are here to provide that to you with the kind of
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Review: Burner ‘A Vision Of The End’ EP
Is blackened-death-thrashy-grindcore even a sub-genre yet? If so, London’s Burner fits into that description quite nicely, and if not, then
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Full Of Hell: Interview With Spencer & Dylan
Even for a band continuously willing to push themselves, Full Of Hell’s new album Garden Of Burning Apparitions is the
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Review: Razoreater ‘Purgatory’
There are many things I love about grindcore, not least the fact that it’s often at its best when it
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Review: Wallowing/Vixen Maw/Slabdragger/Thin – 4 Way Split
I can’t focus. And I don’t think I want to either. Everything is a let-down. Everything is canceled. So let’s
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Review: Full Of Hell ‘Garden Of Burning Apparitions’
In the decade plus since Full Of Hell were birthed screaming into this world, they’ve released a huge amount of
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Review: Carcass ‘Torn Arteries’
When I bought Carcass’ Swansong back in 1996 it was a strange period for the band and its fans. Major
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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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