Album Reviews
Album Review: Dakesis – Fractures
Album Review: Dakesis – Fractures Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Of all the bands whose forthcoming gigs have been cancelled, Dakesis’ forthcoming co-headline tour with Fury […]
Articles by Paul Hutchings
Album Reviews
Album Review: Fool’s Ghost – Dark Woven Light
Album Review: Fool’s Ghost – Dark Woven Light Reviewed by Paul Hutchings I’ve played this on a regular basis since it arrived on my list. […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Lucifer – Lucifer III
Album Review: Lucifer – Lucifer III Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Back in 2015 Lucifer supported Paradise Lost at the Wulfrun Hall in Wolverhampton. They were […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Wolf – Feeding The Machine
Album Review: Wolf – Feeding The Machine Reviewed by Paul Hutchings I’ve been listening to this release for a couple of weeks now and it’s […]
Interviews
Interview: Fox of Grand Magus
Interview: Fox from Grand Magus Interviewer: Paul Hutchings Formed in Stockholm in 1996, Grand Magus are one of those bands that you never tire of […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Oath of Damnation – Fury And Malevolence
Album Review: Oath of Damnation – Fury And Malevolence Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Darkness descends on our world as Australian blackened death masters Oath of […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Crematory – Unbroken
Album Review: Crematory – Unbroken Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Formed in Mannheim, Germany in 1991, Crematory have been at the forefront of the German industrial […]
Live Reviews
Live Review: Grand Magus – Bristol
Live Review: Grand Magus – The Fleece, Bristol 5th March 2020 Support. Wolf Review and photos by Paul Hutchings Coronavirus? Ha! As Twisted Sister sang, […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Earth Rot – Black Tides of Obscurity
Album Review: Earth Rot – Black Tides of Obscurity Reviewed by Paul Hutchings ‘Dread Rebirth’, the punishingly heavy opening track on this third full-length from […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Scarab – Martyrs of the Storm
Album Review: Scarab – Martyrs of the Storm Reviewed by Paul Hutchings It was Egyptian band Crescent whose 2019 Bloodstock performance alerted me to the […]