Float Beneath The Realm of Film Scores with Bolt Gun’s Jon Vayla
Delve behind the scenes of Bolt Gun guitarist Jon Vayla’s new solo album with a look at his favourite film scores.
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Reviews Round-Up 017: A Wide Assortment of Magnificent New Releases
A wide variety of styles converge in our latest round-up.
Reviews Round-Up 016: Cybernetic Dreamscapes and Experimental Cellists
Expansive doom, experimental cellists, cathartic synths, grinding crust, thrashing black metal and more.
Through the Looking Glass with Mirrors For Psychic Warfare
Buried At Sea’s Sanford Parker on his latest album with Neurosis’ Scott Kelly under the Mirrors For Psychic Warfare moniker.
Reviews Round-Up 015: Grief, Blastbeats and the Death of the Great Barrier Reef
Yet more quality death metal on our latest round-up, but there’s also the experimental musings of Pijn and Sylvaine, amongst others.
Destroy the Hive Mind: The Oddworld of Shrykull
“We just wanted to smash together all these different sounds and see what happened.”
Review: Conan – Existential Void Guardian
Sludge and, um, grindcore from Liverpool’s premiere doom practitioners.
KEN Mode Are Back: Heavier, Noisier and Funnier Than Ever
KEN Mode discuss their new LP, from the creepy-ass cover to the inside jokes that line it.
Brexit, Jerry Cantrell, and the Tower of London: A Track-by-Track Look at Allfather’s Fiery New Album
Heavy fucking metal and hard-hitting political lyrics collide on Allfather’s latest LP.
Reviews Round-Up 010: Grunge Legends, Black Metal Electronica and Swamp Metal
Featuring crushing hardcore, swamp metal, death-doom, NWOBHM, black metal and more.
Master of Mediocrity: How Black Sabbath’s Worst Album Helped Them End on a High
They’re known for some of the most revered material in the history of metal, but they can’t all be winners.
Living Life in the Fast Lane With Leeched
We sit down with Mancunian grind-mongers Leeched for a chat about their upcoming LP.
Yith Are Exploring the Insignificance of Mankind Through Forlorn Black Metal and Mountainous Doom
Yith talk Lovecraft, medieval music and environmentalism.
Wayfarer on the Old West and Why Blood is Forever on Their Nation’s Hands
Black metal that swaps snow-swept forests for the mountains, foothills and desert plains of Colorado.
Reviews Round-Up 009: A Smorgasbord of Forward-Thinking Extreme Music
Yet more proof that no one way of utilising a kick-ass riff is superior.
Review: Kurokuma – Dope Rider
Kurokuma return with a thirteen-minute ode to a trippy wild west comic strip.
