Reviews Round-Up 014: We’re Not Bad People, We Just Come From a Bad Place
Max Cavalera, Taiwanese politicians and yet more high-quality death metal feature in our latest round-up.
Premiere: Prisa Mata – Crooked Trees
We’ve got an exclusive premiere of the brand new track from UK doomsters Prisa Mata.
Artist Profile: Oli Melville
A conversation with the man behind our striking new magazine cover.
Disregarding Genres and Avoiding Pigeonholes with Stoned Jesus
“I never think in terms of genre.” We meet Igor Sydorenko, the lively face of Stoned Jesus.
Destroy the Hive Mind: The Oddworld of Shrykull
“We just wanted to smash together all these different sounds and see what happened.”
Mainstream Appeal, the Silliness of Genres and Britpop With Deafheaven
“All of us have loved Britpop for years!” – in Conversation With Deafheaven.
Reviews Round-Up 013: Electric Messiahs, Eternal Returns and Coward Kings
2018 is the gift that keeps on giving, with yet another fantastic fortnight of releases.
Buñuel: Surrealism Means Revolution
As a genre that has long held ties to life’s more sinister subjects, be they theatrical applications of satanic imagery or quite literally using the art of serial killers as […]
This One Time At Bandcamp… 002: Sleepaway Bandcamp
From post-rock and funeral doom to vaporwave and noise, we delve into the depths of Bandcamp.
Astral Noize Mix 001: Under the Influence with Memnon Sa
Ritualistic emanations from the cosmos in anticipation of AN005.
Reviews Round-Up 012: OSDM Reigns Supreme
Death metal and post-metal dominate our latest round-up.
The Creative Lunacy of Dadabots’ Neural Networks
Nothing says metal like autoregressively generated music made by a recurrent neural network.
The Cutting-Edge Noise Rock of NYC’s HAAN
HAAN discuss the amalgamation of styles that birthed their music, and why genres are limiting.
Where Drone and Techno Beats Meet: The Organised Chaos of Hounfour
Part The Stranger, part The Haxan Cloak, part Distance, we take a dive into the world of Hounfour.
Review: Conan – Existential Void Guardian
Sludge and, um, grindcore from Liverpool’s premiere doom practitioners.
KEN Mode Are Back: Heavier, Noisier and Funnier Than Ever
KEN Mode discuss their new LP, from the creepy-ass cover to the inside jokes that line it.
