Italian four-piece Messa talk us through their unique blend of doom and jazz.
Album Premiere: Bodies On Everest – A National Day Of Mourning
An exclusive stream of the new BOE album, complete with an in-depth interview.
The Astral Noize 4/20 Roundup
On 4/20, doom dominates our first reviews roundup, which includes some surprise releases from familiar faces.
Foregoing the Frontman: An Exploration of Instrumental Artistry
The term “instrumental” seems to throw some people off, so here’s a list of bands you should check out to fix your perception.
Nomad: Tunes You Can Smash Up Your Office Cubicle To
New Orleans sludge meets the industrial confines of Manchester with Mancunian quartet Nomad.
Honey Buckets, Colossi of Destiny: What Happened to the Melvins?
They’re one of the most influential bands in the history of grunge and sludge, so why does no one seem to care about the Melvins?
Meet Hardcore Anal Hydrogen, the Monaco Duo Who Take Silliness Seriously
Monaco bizarros Hardcore Anal Hydrogen walk us through their fucked-up strain of metal.
Slomatics on How Their Recent Split is More Than it Seems
Slomatics’ David Majury gives us more details about their split with MWWB, as well as what’s in store for the band’s future.
The Minimalist, Experimental Soundscapes of WuW
Parisian brothers WuW tell us more about their doomy brand of experimental music.
Review: Panopticon – The Scars of Man on the Once Nameless Wilderness (I & II)
A double album that’s half black metal, half folk, Panopticon’s latest may just be Austin Lunn’s most ambitious endeavour yet.