Retrospective: Boris – Absolutego
Today we’re ignoring the news by reflecting on the debut album from the only Boris worth talking about.
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Noise, Drone, and the Abstract Impressionism of Catafalque
Many find noise and drone too dull, so what’s the appeal? We posed that question to newcomers Catafalque.
Grogus: Come for the Dissonant Sludge, Stay for the Fantastical Worldbuilding
Discussing hardcore, Magic The Gathering and Bloodborne with Minneapolis trio Grogus.
Review: An Isolated Mind – I’m Losing Myself
Beyond the many platitudes spoken about mental health awareness, to hear the limitless despair that characterises these diseases twisted into creative energy is as impressive as it is morbidly refreshing.
Review: False – Portent
Portent may just prove the most ambitious USBM release of 2019, but we’d also put money on it being the best.
Album Premiere: Caïna – Litanies Of Abjection
A lost gem resurfaces courtesy of Caïna and The Dropa Collective.
Review: Allegaeon – Apoptosis
Apoptosis – the natural death of cells which occurs as part of an organism’s growth or development. How apt. It’s not often an album blasts off with some of the most […]
Premiere: Ashbringer – Spiritual Architecture
Be among the first to hear a transcendental new track from Ashbringer.
Review: Uboa & Bolt Gun – The Slow Cancellation Of The Future/Exorcism Refuge
Two names from the Aussie heavy music scene come together for this new split.
Introducing the Sludgy Death’N’Roll Horror of Video Nasties
Melodeath meets sludge meets black’n’roll in the music of these Scouse oddballs
Album Premiere: Bitter Lake – New Branches On Old Trees
Hear the album that one blog referred to as “auditory vomit”.
Review: Primitive Man – Steel Casket
Denver filthmongers Primitive Man prove they’re as effective at noise as they are sludge.
Review: Full Of Hell – Weeping Choir
Virulent and corrosive concoctions from the modern kings of extremity.
Review: Employed To Serve – Eternal Forward Motion
Extreme times call for extreme reactions…
Review: Pound – ••
It’s mathcore, it’s grind, it’s sludge, it’s d-beat and it’s hardcore, but most of all it’s a rollicking good time.
Review: Ruff Majik – Tårn
A bewitching album built on the foundations of good songwriting, otherworldly vocals, loose grooves and a fuzz dial turned up to eleven, Tårn is well worth any doom fans’ time.
