Review: Fly Pan Am – C’est Ca
Look hard, and fleeting moments of clarity can be found amid the plethora of experimentation.
Astral Noize Issue 5 Pre-Orders Are Now Live!
The fifth issue of the Astral Noize print ‘zine is it’s biggest and best ever incarnation.
Review: Ghold – INPUT > CHAOS
Cold industrial soundscapes merge with stirring vocals to startling effect.
Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Birth Of Violence
The Californian singer songwriter strips back her sound to create an engagingly spiritual and celestial album.
Review: Pharmakon – Devour
Raw and harrowing vocals are shrouded in industrial tinged electronics on the harrowing new album from Pharmakon.
Retrospective: Neurosis & Jarboe – Neurosis & Jarboe
A re-examination of one of the post metallers more fertile and experimental collaborations.
Sleeve Notes 004: Hominid Sounds
A deeper dive into one of the people behind London collective Hominid Sounds
Premiere: Agvirre – Muzzle & Mask
We’re thrilled to bring you an exclusive premiere from brand new Manchester collective Agvirre.
Review: Fox Millions Duo – Biting Through
A genuinely off-centre, engagingly indulgent experience.
Review: Full Of Hell – Weeping Choir
Virulent and corrosive concoctions from the modern kings of extremity.
Review: Kurokuma – Sheffield’s Best Metal Bands, Vol. 1
Sludge, tribalism, psychedelia, electronic music and Jamiroquai covers from Sheffield’s self-appointed scene leaders.
Review: Tim Hecker – Anoyo
Tim Hecker will need no introduction. His music is constantly at the forefront of the genre, using electronic production and meticulous editing to shift, warp, pitch-bend and glitch his drawn […]
Live Gallery: Author & Punisher, Lingua Ignota and Riotmiloo
Images from a cold night of industrialised insanity.
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 […]
