A Desperate Refrain: Adding to the Progressive Chorus with Snow Burial
Snow Burial on their musical beginnings, Chicago’s musical community, adding to the progressive movement and the important of a DIY Ethos.
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Talking Self Expression, Neurodiversity and UFOs with Black Metal Innovator Caïna
In both sound and concept Caïna’s latest a fascinating release, so we got in touch with the man himself to discuss the record, his career so far and much more.
Zombies, Trolls and Excessive Gore: Video Nasties Pick the Best Films to Watch this Halloween
If you’re stuck for how to celebrate Halloween, look no further than this list.
Premiere: Tommy Concrete – Internalised Ableism
Tommy Concrete tackles internalised ableism on a brand new single.
Benign Circle: The Introspective, Existential and Political Storytelling of Torpor
A chat with one of the UK sludge scene’s finest exports.
Prepare to Die: An In-Depth Look at the Shared Aesthetics and Communal Commonalities Between Metal and the Soulsborne Series
An in-depth look at how the Soulsborne series has begun to creep into heavy metal.
Flayed Gods, Strangled Suns and Rotting Minds: Talking Loss, Hatred and Horror with Pist
A breakdown of the upcoming LP from Bury quartet Pist.
From Drone-Folk to Goth Supergroups, These are the Dream Collaborations We’d Love to See
From the outlandish and the hilarious to the outright impossible, these are the dream collaborations we’d love to see.
The Dystopia Will be Caffeinated: The Industrialised Clamour of Petbrick
Inside the new psych-noise-punk onslaught of Petbrick, featuring Wayne Adams and Iggor Cavalera.
Issue 5: In Conversation with Mariusz Lewandowski
As streaming continues to enjoy its status as most people’s go-to means of consuming music, it’s easy to assume that album artwork is somewhat less important than in previous years. […]
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.
Russian Circles on Embracing the Heavy and Breaking the Mould
Russian Circles on Blood Year, writing heavier material, and how they may shake things up going forward.
How Cult Of Luna Pieced Together the Jigsaw
Cult Of Luna’s Johannes Persson on the band’s fresh new approach, being considered pioneers and the time they almost broke up.
The Cry From the Deep Blue Darkness: A Look Back at Finland’s Death Metal Past
This piece was originally featured in our fourth issue, available here When looking back on the blossoming death metal scene of the late ‘80s/early ‘90s, and indeed its global impact, […]
Introducing the Scathing Death Metal of Putrescine, Where Video Games and Anti-Fascism Collide
What do Bloodborne and leftist politics have in common? Let death metal outfit Putrscrine enlighten you…
Sleeve Notes 004: Hominid Sounds
A deeper dive into one of the people behind London collective Hominid Sounds
