Review: Ahab ‘The Coral Tombs’
Herman Melville’s epic classic Moby Dick is an often terrifying story that takes the backdrop of the nineteenth-century Nantucket whaling
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Napalm Records
Review: Candlemass ‘Sweet Evil Sun’
As the godfathers of epic doom metal, Candlemass defined the genre with releases such as Epicus Doomicus Metallicus (1986) and
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Review: My Sleeping Karma ‘Atma’
My Sleeping Karma have long been one of those bands that other people see as central to ‘The Scene’, and
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Review: Conan ‘Evidence Of Immortality’
There is no doubt that art is subjective. A fitting parallel for this can be found in the fact that
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Review: God Is An Astronaut ‘The Beginning Of The End’
Sometimes in life, we come across something, and as one thing leads to another, before you know it, you’re off,
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Review: Konvent ‘Call Down The Sun’
One thing worth clarifying is Konvent, translated from Danish to English means ‘convention’ rather than ‘convent’, as in a community
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Review: Oh Hiroshima ‘Myriad’
Wondering what plunging fully into an ocean of fuzz would feel like is where my mind lingers nearly daily at
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Review: Unleashed ‘No Sign Of Life’
To any fan of Swedish death metal, or death metal in general, Unleashed need no introduction, but I’ll give a
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Review: 1914 ‘Where Fear And Weapons Meet’
1914 are a Ukrainian death/doom/black metal band who sing, play, and seem to ooze the tales of the First Great
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Review: Thulcandra ‘A Dying Wish’
As I take my first steps into the emerging frozen landscape the audible crackles from the icy ground emanate into
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Review: The Ugly Kings ‘Strange, Strange Times’
Melbourne, Australia may not be known as a hot bed for rock and roll, but hard rocking quartet The Ugly
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