Review: Negative Blast ‘Echo Planet’
Occasionally, I hear an album that blows my face off the instant it hits my ear holes. A band I’d
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Punk
Review: Lüger ‘Revelations Of The Sacred Skull’
Lüger hail from Montreal, Canada and their particular brand of sleazy doom rock/heavy metal has always been an infectious riot
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In Search Of Tone: Dallas Seger Of Manic Abraxas & Seger Guitars
Talent is everywhere. There are so few well-known musicians and an infinite amount of underground music. But with anything worth
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Review: Frenzee ‘Frenzee’ EP
Frenzee is composed of three siblings, Apollonia, Adonis and Nick who were all born in Melbourne Australia but raised and
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Review: OFF! ‘Free LSD’
What we deem as ‘supergroups’ are actually much more common than you’d expect. But what isn’t common is a long-running
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Review: Zanjeer ‘Parcham Buland Ast’ EP
Zanjeer (Chain) from Bremen, Germany’s debut EP Parcham Buland Ast (The Flag is Raised) caught my attention for a couple
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Review: Manic Abraxas ‘Foreign Winds’
I’ve found my musical niche this last year as it turns out I’m a big fan of post-rock/post-metal. I love
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The Ricochet Vs The Sleeping Shaman With Mark Hunt-Bryden
If any of our dear readers follow our very own Mark Hunt-Bryden on social evil, you might have clocked he
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Review: High Time ‘High Time’
A high-octane assault introduces us to Liverpool’s three-piece High Time formed in the past few years during lockdown and contemporaries
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Premiere: Manic Abraxas ‘Red Camo Rock’ – New Album ‘Foreign Winds’ Releases 30th September
Although Manic Abraxas and their brand of punk, doom, and To Mega Therion era Celtic Frost thrash are a new
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Premiere: Wolfbrigade ‘Anti-Tank Dogs’ – New EP Of Raging Hardcore Crust That Releases Friday
Although you could possibly class Wolfbrigade as being part of the second wave of crust fuelled hardcore from the fertile
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