Review: Ddent – Toro
The second album from Parisian duo Ddent proves even more expansive than their first.
Inside the Sheer Sonic Terror of Gnaw Their Tongues
Gnaw Their Tongues’ Mories unveils all about the project’s latest release.
Reviewing Corrupted’s Felecific Algorithm at Both RPMs
The latest LP from mysterious Japanese doom cult Corrupted was designed to be played at both standard vinyl speeds, we take a closer look at whether this ambitious aim pays off.
Review: Rivers Of Nihil – Where Owls Know My Name
Rivers Of Nihil push death metal into progressive new territories on their third LP.
Review: Agrimonia – Awaken
Agrimonia flaunt their stellar song-crafting ability and inherent progressive capabilities on latest LP Awaken.
Ufomammut: Eight into Infinity
Italian doom cosmonauts Ufomammut divulge more about their eighth full length.
Bong: Not Another Stoner Rock Band
The hypnotic drone of Bong has long enthralled any who have stumbled across them, we met up with them to find out more.
Review: Rolo Tomassi – Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It
Rolo Tomassi’s latest LP continues their experimental tendencies, find out more in our review.
Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard: Let’s Mutate This Genre
Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard on their new split with Slomatics, taking influence from their Welsh heritage and why innovation is key.
Vile Creature: Combating Bigotry Through Sci-fi Doom
Accompanied by a short story, Vile Creature’s latest LP promotes anti-oppression through colossal doom and political allegory.
Why Judas Priest Continue To Captivate The Metal Scene
Despite making such a significant contribution to the scene almost half a century ago, Priest continue to fire on all cylinders in 2018.
How Brighton’s Solleme Battle Inner Demons Though Soul-Destroying Doom
An in-depth insight into one of the leading lights of Brighton’s sludge scene.
Prolonging The Riff: The Art Of The Long Song
We curate a playlist of the best ultra-long metal tracks.
Live: Boris And Amenra At Heaven
Crushing, captivating sonic extremity. Live.
An Insight Into Conjurer, Britain’s Next Big Metal Band
Thrilled by the immersive and imposing power of Mire, we had an in-depth conversation with Conjurer to find out about their origins, the creation of their debut album and how they found their signature sound.
Cancelling Shows Is A Necessity – Neo-Nazism Has No Place In Metal In 2018
We take a look at why cancelling Taake shows is a good thing for the metal scene, and why the reaction to it has been misguided.
