Review: Pharlee – Pharlee
Blues-drenched riffs and psychedelic organs adorn the debut album from psych rockers Pharlee.
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Review: Waste Of Space Orchestra – Syntheosis
A captivating voyage through psychedelic metal awaits on the debut release from this new Finnish project.
Festival Preview: Who to See at Roadburn 2019
Heading to Roadburn? Here are the must-see acts you simply cannot afford to miss.
Review: Periphery – Periphery IV: Hail Stan
Periphery continue their ascent into the pantheon of modern metal greats.
Live Gallery: Seek & Destroy with Svalbard, Opium Lord, Calligram, Underdark and More
A gallery of images that go some way to capture the intensity of Seek & Destroy fest 2019.
Astral Noize Events: Creeping Death Fest
An Astral Noize Events all-dayer headlined by Bong comes to Brighton.
Sheffield’s Best Metal Band? In Conversation with Psych-Sludgers Kurokuma
We talk to the curators of Sheffield’s Best Metal Bands (spoiler: it’s just them).
Left Hand Warpath: Marxthrone
Puns, riffing and Marxist theory combine in the music of Spain’s Marxthrone.
Inside the Esoteric Noise and Percussive Infighting of Noise Rock Oddballs Cattle
We talk to a band at war with themselves.
Review: Ionna Gika – Thalassa
Ionna Gika’s debut solo album impresses with mournful musings on familial grief and romantic dissolution.
Astral Noize Events: Wasted Struggle, Oaken, Herd Mover and More
The next Astral Noize Events gig features five amazing artists for less than a fiver.
Meet Dark Mother, UK Doom’s Premier Outlet for Cheesy Witchcraft, Nature Worship and Feminism
A Dreadfest conversation with fuzz-fuelled doom newcomers Dark Mother.
30 Century Man: The Genius of Scott Walker
A tribute to a man who went from pop heartthrob to experimental auteur.
Reviews Round-Up 023: Dissonant Sludge, Transcendent Post-Metal and Poignant Death-Gospel
Mono – Nowhere Now Here The term ‘post-metal’ was once synonymous with the term ‘experimental metal’, but in the few decades since its inception it has become evermore like a […]
Nazi Ties and Cancelled Tours: The Problem with Horna’s Political Neutrality
Horna may claim to take an apolitical stance, but their actions suggest otherwise.
Left Hand Warpath: Feminazgul
Feminist black metal through a Tolkienistic lens? What’s not to like.
