Album Reviews
Album Review: Sojourner – Premonitions
Album Review: Sojourner – Premonitions Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Folking black metal. Not my favourite genre by a country mile. The twee combination of blast […]
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Album Review: Burial – Satanic Upheaval
Album Review: Burial – Satanic Upheaval Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Manchester based Burial celebrate their 15th anniversary with album number three, their bleak, goat worshipping […]
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Album Review: And The Sky Darkened – Between Ghosts
Album Review: And The Sky Darkened – Between Ghosts Reviewed by Paul Hutchings If you follow the South Wales rock and metal scene it’s highly […]
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Album Review: The Self-Titled – Bears & Bulls
Album Review: The Self-Titled – Bears & Bulls Reviewed by Paul Hutchings A decade into their reformation, Kent based four-piece The Self-Titled’s latest EP ‘Bears […]
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Album Review: Molly Karloff – Supernaturalation
Album Review: Molly Karloff – Supernaturalation Reviewed by Paul Hutchings If you fancy lifting the gloom and doom at present, then maybe five tracks of […]
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Album Review: Witchcraft – Black Metal
Album Review: Witchcraft – Black Metal Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Formed in 2000 by Magnus Pelander, Witchcraft’s occult tinged classic rock has produced five full-length […]
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Album Review: Lesoir – Mosaic
Album Review: Lesoir – Mosaic Reviewed by Paul Hutchings It was only just over a year ago that I first encountered Lesoir. The Dutch five-piece […]
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Album Review: Havok – V
Album Review: Havok – V Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Three years since the Colorado thrash outfit hit us hard with ‘Conformicide’, Havok return with arguably […]
Interviews
Interview: Jonas of Bombs of Hades
Interview: Jonas of Bombs of Hades Interviewer: Paul Hutchings Following the release of their latest EP, ‘Phantom Bell’ a couple of weeks ago, I was […]
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Album Review: Cirith Ungol – Forever Black
Album Review: Cirith Ungol – Forever Black Reviewed by Paul Hutchings A solitary horn sounds. ‘The Call’ is made. Then the opening line kicks in. […]