Features
Photo Gallery: Thou, Moloch and Primitive Knot at Electrowerkz
Sludge, EDM and more sludge from a few of the world’s best purveyors of slow ‘n’ heavy.
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Review: Pharmakon – Devour
Raw and harrowing vocals are shrouded in industrial tinged electronics on the harrowing new album from Pharmakon.
Review: The Black Wizards – Reflections
A psychedelic mix of influences infuse the third album from the Portuguese rockers.
Review: Torpor – Rhetoric Of The Image
The UK doom trio return adding a creative depth to their punishing sound.
Review: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Infest The Rat’s Nest
An apt album for modern times from Australia’s premier psych rockers.
Lure of the Abyss: A Track-By-Track Dive into the Nihilism of Necronautical’s Apotheosis
We delve deep into the dark but ambitious concepts of the latest Necronautical album.
Review: Swamp Coffin – Flatcap Bastard Features
A debut EP of visceral and dense sludge straight from the heart of South Yorkshire.
Review: Cliterati – Ugly Truths/Beautiful Lies
A furious blast of hardcore punk that takes aim at Trump’s America.
Review: Lavinia – Sallowed
A brooding and melancholic offering of post rock.
Photo Gallery: Revenge Of The End Of The World Festival 2019
Guaranteed riffs, doom, stoner rock, psychedelia, riffs, sweat, beers and riffs from End Of The World fest 2019.
Retrospective: Neurosis & Jarboe – Neurosis & Jarboe
A re-examination of one of the post metallers more fertile and experimental collaborations.
Review: Geist – Swarming Season
Following a succession of short releases, the dark hardcore quintet unleash their chaotic full length debut.
Festival Review: Supersonic 2019
A deeper look at the weird and wonderful sights and sounds of Supersonic 2019.
Review: Besvärjelsen – Frost
A dark and psychedelic vibe permeates this new EP from the Swedish doomsters.
Review: Witch Vomit – Buried Deep In A Bottomless Grave
The Portland based band return with some blisteringly violent old school death metal.
Sleeve Notes 004: Hominid Sounds
A deeper dive into one of the people behind London collective Hominid Sounds
Review: Shock Narcotic – I Have Seen The Future And It Doesn’t Work
A furious attack of rage filled grind.
