Review: Sarcator ‘Sarcator’
Sarcator, are a young band from Sweden. Even if they’re all still teenagers, they strike with quality old-school death metal
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Self Titled
Review: Somnus Throne ‘Somnus Throne’
In their press blurb Somnus Throne want us to know the work that went into getting their self-titled debut recorded,
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Funeral For Two ‘Funeral For Two’ EP
Finland is a nation that regularly tops indexes of the happiest countries in the world, mostly due to its exceptional
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Review: Burial Fog ‘Burial Fog’ EP
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is home to the obnoxiously heavy Philadelphia Cheese-Steak. It’s also home to something else that is obnoxiously heavy
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Review: Eyes Fly ‘Eyes Fly’
Four years ago an idea was birthed, a concept, a dream. That dream was Eyes Fly, and it’s the offspring
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Review: Human Impact ‘Human Impact’
Human Impact are a supergroup with the emphasis on super, featuring Chris Spencer (Unsane), Jim Coleman (Cop Shoot Cop), Chris
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Review: Ritual King ‘Ritual King’
Over in sunny California, Ripple Music is nearing its tenth birthday and seems to be celebrating appropriately by signing a
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Album Premiere: Ryte Self-Titled Debut Album – Out This Friday On Heavy Psych Sounds
Heavy Psych Sounds don’t seem to be slowing down with the supersonic rate at which they’re bringing new music to
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Exclusive Premiere: Stoned Monkey Stream Their Self-Titled Debut Album
Hailing from Varese, Italy Stoned Monkey are bonging up with the imminent release their debut Self-Titled album. A band who
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Review: The Grand Mal ‘The Grand Mal’
Oxfordshire’s The Grand Mal (not to be confused with Bill Whitten’s American rock band Grand Mal) self-titled debut for APF
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Review: Cain – S/T
Innovation in artistic expression is often under appreciated, especially in a music industry with sensibilities unaccustomed to dramatic change—the early
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