Horror Films, Devil Worship and Riffs: The Infernal Death-Doom of Ilsa
With gloomy lyrics and subterranean riffs, Ilsa’s latest is a masterclass in pestilent extreme metal.
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How Secret Cutter Crafted One of the Heaviest Albums of the Year
“Just play music and smash shit.” – A conversation with Secret Cutter.
Reviews Round-Up 006: The Most Creative Debut of the Year?
Vein, Khemmis, Death Grips and many more feature in our latest reviews round-up.
Reviews Round-Up 005: A Plethora of Forward-Thinking Extreme Metal
Featuring YOB’s transcendental new album, Here Lies Man’s second offering, and the return of Orange Goblin.
Review: Bridge Burner – Null Apostle
Experimentation and careful songwriting has lead to an impressive debut LP that answers to no one but itself.
The Genre-Defying Catharsis of Bridge Burner
NZ crusty doom grinders Bridge Burner explain their “vibe over everything” approach to heavy music.
Reviews Round-up 003: Two Weeks’ Worth of Killer Music Compiled
From trippy sludge and avant-garde death metal to laid-back “flower doom”, it’s been a good two weeks of music.
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.
Retrospective: Nile – Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka
Twenty years on, we revisit a ’90s death metal classic.
Meet Hardcore Anal Hydrogen, the Monaco Duo Who Take Silliness Seriously
Monaco bizarros Hardcore Anal Hydrogen walk us through their fucked-up strain of metal.
Slugdge: Mollusc-Based, Pun-Filled Extreme Metal
Find out more about Mollusca, Slish, the Sea of Vlekt and the Rhaexorog.
Review: Rivers Of Nihil – Where Owls Know My Name
Rivers Of Nihil push death metal into progressive new territories on their third LP.
Fighting Colonialism With Crushing Riffs: A Profile Of Worldwide Indigenous Metal
A playlist of indigenous bands supporting the survival of their culture through the power of heavy metal.
Review: Letters From The Colony – Vignette
Prog and djent collide on the debut album from Swedish newbies Letters From The Colony.
Olivia Neutered John: Fighting Injustices With Feminist Pornogrind
Meet Richard Weeks, the man who receives death threats for speaking out against misogyny.
Review: Crescent – The Order Of Amenti
Egyptian blackened death metallers Crescent prove their worth with second album The Order Of Amenti.
