
Albums of the Decade: Enter Shikari – A Flash Flood Of Colour
A remarkable accomplishment from a band worthy of a respect they are often denied.
Noise-ridden, forward-thinking, backward-crawling curation.
A remarkable accomplishment from a band worthy of a respect they are often denied.
Black Sabbath’s final album was a landmark moment in metal’s history.
A triumphant piece of work from these most monstrously gifted musicians.
Doing away with genre limitations on Mire, Conjurer smash together hardcore, doom, death, sludge, prog, black and post-metal in a way that is vicious, natural-sounding and free-flowing.
The attention to detail, the confidence to subtly incorporate other influences into their sound and also the band’s willingness to wear their hearts on their sleeves makes Heartless one of the defining albums of the past decade.
A cataclysmic slab of stomach-churning prowess which never shies away from spreading its noxious wings.
A gateway album we needed in a decade sorely lacking in them.
Arcane Roots’ debut displayed the kind of defiant innovation that many can only dream of.
If the world is just, Fen’s Winter will one day be spoken of with reverence.
An album that sounds unlike any other.
A look at the most important chapter for one of the finest names in post-rock.