Album Reviews
Album Review: Ceaseless Torment – Victory or Death
Album Review: Ceaseless Torment – Victory or Death Reviewed by Sam Jones Finland may be a nation regarded for its death and black metal bands, but once […]
Month: September 2022
Album Reviews
Album Review: Acephalix – Theothanatology
Album Review: Acephalix – Theothanatology Reviewed by Sam Jones Having now gone on for fifteen years, Acephalix are no longer in that generation of extreme […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Autopsy – Morbidity Triumphant
Album Review: Autopsy – Morbidity Triumphant Reviewed by Richard Oliver When it comes to the pantheon of old school death metal bands from the glory […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Slipknot – The End, So Far
Album Review: Slipknot – The End, So Far Reviewed by Tim Finch For many Slipknot were the band that first led them into the world […]
Interviews
ArcTanGent 2022: Heriot Interview
ArcTanGent 2022: Heriot Interview Erhan and Jake from Heriot tell The Razor’s Edge about the ambiguous effect of the pandemic for the band, their experience […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: The Dead Daisies – Radiance
Album Review: The Dead Daisies – Radiance Reviewed by Paul Hutchings At times a rock collective, The Dead Daisies did little for me when John […]
Album Reviews
Boxset Review: Vicious Rumors – The Atlantic Years
Boxset Review: Vicious Rumors – The Atlantic Years Reviewed by Gareth Pugh Vicious Rumors is a name that the majority of metal fans should at […]
Live Reviews
Live Review: Three Days Grace – Birmingham
Live Review: Three Days Grace – O2 Academy, Birmingham 19th September 2022 Support: 10 years Words: Matt Noble Photos: Damian John It’s a cool Monday […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Cruz – Confines de la Cordura
Album Review: Cruz – Confines de la Cordura Reviewed by Sam Jones So, this was an album I picked up on pretty hastily. I was […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: No Sun – In The Interim
Album Review: No Sun – In The Interim Reviewed by Tim Finch Over the last few years Church Road Records has established itself as leader […]