Album Reviews
Album Review: Spellforger – Upholders of Evil
E.P. Review: Spellforger – Upholders of Evil Reviewed by Richard Oliver Upholders Of Evil is the debut E.P. from Indonesian blackened speed metallers Spellforger. Formed […]
Month: March 2021
News
Ward XVI Announce Vinyl Release of Metamorphosis
Ward XVI Announce Vinyl Release of Metamorphosis The inmates of Ward XVI have had a moment of clarity and seen through their sedated haze with enough time to […]
Album Reviews
E.P. Review: Borstal – At Her Majesty’s Pleasure
E.P. Review: Borstal – At Her Majesty’s Pleasure Reviewed by Dan Barnes Borstal’s debut E.P. is as much of a no-nonsense affair as you would […]
News
Lamb of God Releases Live Video For ‘Resurrection Man’
Lamb of God Releases Live Video For ‘Resurrection Man’ LAMB OF GOD have shared a new video for “Resurrection Man (Live),” from their newly released […]
News
Powerwolf Announce New Studio Album ‘Call Of The Wild’
Powerwolf Announce New Studio Album ‘Call Of The Wild’ POWERWOLF, the high priests of heavy metal, triumphantly return with news of their new album Call […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Lord – Undercovers
Album Review: Lord – Undercovers Reviewed by Paul Hutchings I would imagine LORD may not be that well known in the UK despite quite a […]
Interviews
Interview: James of Wheel
Interview: James of Wheel Interviewed by Paul Hutchings Having released their latest, critically acclaimed, album last week, it seemed like the perfect time to catch […]
News
Bodom After Midnight Reveal E.P. Title Track and New Video
Bodom After Midnight Reveal E.P. Title Track and New Video BODOM AFTER MIDNIGHT have today revealed the title track of their debut EP, ‘Paint The […]
Album Reviews
E.P. Review: Vektor – Activate
E.P. Review: Vektor – Activate Reviewed by Paul Hutchings If you were paying attention in February, you’ll have seen that Vektor, the progressive thrashers responsible […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Wode – Burn In Many Mirrors
Album Review: Wode – Burn In Many Mirrors Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Four long years have passed since ‘Servants of the Countercosmos’ but the Mancunian […]