Retrospective: Baroness – Red Album
Following the release of Gold & Grey we revisit where it all began with Baroness’ Red Album.
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Leaving the Nest: How Brutus’ Latest Album has Taken the Trio to New Heights
In conversation with Belgian post-hardcore innovators Brutus.
If Men Were Metal Genres, This Is What They Would Be Like
Good luck out there in the metalhead dating world. Seriously, you’re gonna fucking need it if you’re gonna be going on dates with the kind of person who wrote this MetalSucks article.
A Fire Within the Splendour: Introducing the Instrumental Majesty of Mairu
Operating at an intersection between ambient music and sludge, post-metal newcomers Mairu are an enticing proposition.
Introducing the Sludgy Death’N’Roll Horror of Video Nasties
Melodeath meets sludge meets black’n’roll in the music of these Scouse oddballs
Song Premiere and Track-by-Track Rundown: Redbait – Cages
Be amongst the first to hear a brand new track from proletariat crust outfit Redbait, alongside a track-by-track rundown of the EP.
Album Premiere: Bitter Lake – New Branches On Old Trees
Hear the album that one blog referred to as “auditory vomit”.
Mantar: Fiery Blackened Punk for the Age of the Absurd
Some men just wanna watch the burn; Mantar are among them.
Expectations Help Nobody: Inside the Anxiety and Nihilism of Daughters
Daughter’s Alexis S.F. Marshall talks about maturing musically and defying expectations.
Live Gallery: Pagan at The Joiners
We documented Pagan on their recent UK tour.
Boiling In The Hourglass: Cosmic Death Metal Through the Aeons
A collection of bands whose music delves into the cosmos to face the fear of the things that should not be.
Ghosts of a Dead Empire: A Farewell to SubRosa
A heartfelt goodbye to one of doom’s most unique practitioners.
With A Blaze Anzus, Neofolk is Fighting Back Against its Fascist Affiliations
We chat to the man behind a new blog dedicated to anti-fascist neofolk.
Premiere: Hornwood Fell – Vulnera Pt. VI
An exclusive stream of a new track from Italian black metal innovators Hornwood Fell.
Review: Full Of Hell – Weeping Choir
Virulent and corrosive concoctions from the modern kings of extremity.
Premiere: Obaku/Without – Split (Excerpt)
Be one of the first to hear new music from this transcendental new split release.
