Review: Ba’al – Reverence
Ba’al return with a new vocalist and a broad set of influences on their mesmerising new EP.
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Review: Aseethe – Throes
Doom merchants Aseethe return with an urgent and impassioned album that takes aim at the far right.
Review: Møl – I/II
The Dutch blackgaze innovators are given the reissue treatment as their first two EPs I and II are re-released as one package for the first time.
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.
Live Gallery: Amenra 20th Anniversary Acoustic Show and A.A. Williams
A gallery of images from a special, intimate show with Amenra and A.A. Williams.
Review: Possessed – Revelations Of Oblivion
Whilst many of the genre’s older names continue to pump out mediocre albums as if stuck on autopilot, Possessed have resurfaced to show that they’re considered pioneers for a reason.
The Vast Minimalism and Transcendent Catharsis of Big|Brave
Heavy, loud catharsis from Montreal’s Big|Brave.
Review: Employed To Serve – Eternal Forward Motion
Extreme times call for extreme reactions…
Slow Crush’s Multi-Faceted Metal is Bringing the Shoegaze and Metal Worlds Together
A chat with Slow Crush about effects, touring the States and how refugees are misrepresented in society.
Forest Child: An Insight into the Wacky Metal and Bizarre Mythology of Troll Mother
Discussing trolls, spaceships and Britney Spears in a Lord of the Rings-themed pub.
Retrospective: Gallows – Grey Britain
Ten years on, we revisit a modern hardcore landmark.
Inside the Twisted Minds of OSDM Upstarts Tomb Mold
Ahead of their new album, we revisit this interview with Tomb Mold from last year.
Review: TripSitter – The Other Side Of Sadness
Music as therapy from Austria’s TripSitter.
Festival Review: Roadburn 2019
Four days of metal madness in Holland reviewed.
