Photo Gallery: Author & Punisher, Lingua Ignota and Riotmiloo
Images from a cold night of industrialised insanity.
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Sheffield’s Best Metal Band? In Conversation with Psych-Sludgers Kurokuma
We talk to the curators of Sheffield’s Best Metal Bands (spoiler: it’s just them).
Review: Ionna Gika – Thalassa
Ionna Gika’s debut solo album impresses with mournful musings on familial grief and romantic dissolution.
Reviews Round-Up 023: Dissonant Sludge, Transcendent Post-Metal and Poignant Death-Gospel
Mono – Nowhere Now Here The term ‘post-metal’ was once synonymous with the term ‘experimental metal’, but in the few decades since its inception it has become evermore like a […]
Mental Health, Hip-Hop and Genre Convergence: Growing up in New York with Purple Tape Pedigree’s Geng
An in-depth and personal chat with NYC’s genre-defying maestro Geng, about everything from Burzum to UK club music.
The Astral Noize Albums of the Year 2018: 100-75
Our four-part Album Of The Year list kicks off with picks 75 through 100.
Ecological Upheaval and Political Peril: The Psychedelic Death Piano of Wilderness Hymnal
Wilderness Hymnal’s Javier Wallis talks Final Fantasy, psychedelic heavy piano music and queer identity in metal.
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.
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.
Inside The Body’s I Have Fought Against It But I Can’t Any Longer.
The Body’s Lee Bufford helps us take a deeper insight into the duo’s latest LP.
Review: Prurient – Rainbow Mirror
Marking the 20th anniversary of Prurient, Rainbow Mirror proves another immersive listen from the project.
Astral Noize’s Top 21 Releases Of 2017
2017 has been a strange year at best – overshadowed by a sense of impending doom, it was inevitable that music’s dark side would rise again this year. And rise again it has.
Live Review: Ulver
Ulver have achieved a spectacular live show worth the price of attendance, which is more than can be said for the majority of bands.
Memnon Sa: Music For Ancient Aliens
We caught up with Misha to discuss the effects of professional studio work on the creative process, the tenuous existence of ancient aliens, and the world of Lemurian Dawn.
