Reviews Round-Up 012: OSDM Reigns Supreme
Death metal and post-metal dominate our latest round-up.
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Yith Are Exploring the Insignificance of Mankind Through Forlorn Black Metal and Mountainous Doom
Yith talk Lovecraft, medieval music and environmentalism.
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.
From the Ashes of Hang The Bastard, URNE Have Arisen
Fear not, Hang The Bastard fans, a new project is in town.
Meet Neckbeard Deathcamp, the Militant Black Metallers Here to Exterminate the Bedroom Reich
They blew up on social media and rose to the top of Bandcamp, but who are Neckbeard Deathcamp, and what do they want?
Smashing Nazism Through Tolkienist Thematics with Feminazgul
“I’m Not Mad That Nazis Make Metal, I’m Mad That Nazis Breathe Air”.
Reviews Round-Up 007: Blackgaze Poster Boys, Sludge Maniacs and Chubby Stoner Metal
Deafheaven will dominate the headlines, but there’s a whole host of other new LPs that also deserve your attention.
Zeal & Ardor are Warping Genres in Search of Innovation
“What could be more black metal than breaking black metal rules?”
Premiere: Kosmogyr – Iridescent (Swimful Remix)
Check out a brand new track from Kosmogyr’s ambitious new remix album, alongside an in-depth interview with the duo.
Socialist Theory and Black Metal Synergy with Kastchei
“We should just savour the weirdness of a man dressed like a ghost who desperately wants to spend his life in a gulag.”
Marduk’s Viktoria is the Latest Landmark in a Long-Standing Pattern of Far-Right Sympathy
Panzer Division Alt-Right.
Live Review: Zeal & Ardor
Genre-hopping metallers prove the exhilarating potential of their new material.
Review: Zeal & Ardor – Stranger Fruit
Manuel Gagneux displays his songwriting skill on stunning sophomore LP.
Reviews Round-Up 002: Psychedelic Drone, Progressive Doom and Yet Another Surprise Release
A colossal round-up of the best forward-thinking, noisy music the industry has to offer.
An Insight into Failure with Aerosol Jesus
Brighton experimentalists Aerosol Jesus talk us through their bleak debut EP, out now through Astral Noize.
Review: Panopticon – The Scars of Man on the Once Nameless Wilderness (I & II)
A double album that’s half black metal, half folk, Panopticon’s latest may just be Austin Lunn’s most ambitious endeavour yet.
