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Mgła, Dawn Ray’d and Damnation 2019: The Importance of Anti-Fascist Presence in Live Spaces
We investigate a moral question that may have no right or wrong answer…
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Review: Sorxe – The Ark Burner
An album steeped in wistful atmosphere, smoke-kissed textures and heavy, psychedelic riffs.
Premiere: Neckbeard Deathcamp – Magaphobe
We’re thrilled to bring you a brand new track from meme-loving black metallers NBDC, featuring Andy Hurley.
Review: Wallowing – Planet Loss
Swirling with rage, suffocating density and cacophonous vitality, this is an album that demands to be heard. And it ain’t taking no for an answer.
Review: Cognizance – Malignant Dominion
A truly impressive debut from the Leeds based technical death metallers.
Review: Knaaves – The Serpent’s Root
A striking, anger filled debut of darkened metallic hardcore.
Review: MMMD – Egoismo
A tense and incredibly intimate offering of classically inspired drone.
Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Birth Of Violence
The Californian singer songwriter strips back her sound to create an engagingly spiritual and celestial album.
Review: Cloud Rat – Pollinator
Michigan’s grindpunks return with not only a blistering new album but an experimental companion EP too.
Review: Kürøishi – Sound The Alarm
Guitar solos and d-beat drums collide on the sophomore effort from Finnish hardcore punks.
Review: No One Knows What The Dead Think – No One Knows What The Dead Think
One of the most razor sharp, visceral grind albums you’re likely to hear all year.
Review: Putrescine – The One Reborn
Powerful antifascist death metal that leaves its mark.
Review: Ripper – Sensory Stagnation
Brutal riffs galore on this short and punchy dose of old school thrash.
Review: Death By Fungi – Die In Bombay
A frantic dose of lean, mean hardcore punk from Mumbai.
Review: Glacier – No Light Ever
The post metallers return, adding more shades to their monolithic sound.
Review: A-Sun Amissa – For Burdened And Bright Light
A disquieting and unsettling listen from the brainchild of Richard Knox.
Review: Eye Flys – Context
This debut release offers up six ferocious post hardcore influenced tracks.
