Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Birth Of Violence
The Californian singer songwriter strips back her sound to create an engagingly spiritual and celestial album.
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Review: Hats Off Gentleman It’s Adequate – Ark
Three very contrasting tracks comprise this engrossing EP.
Festival Preview: A Look at the Weird and Wonderful Sights and Sounds of Supernormal 2019
A closer look at what’s on offer at experimental festival Supernormal for 2019.
Review: Flesh Of The Stars – Mercy
A bold, intricate and absorbing voyage from the Chicago based prog-doom purveyors.
Review: Heilung – Futha
The Danish trio return with a mystical journey through the ancient worlds of Northern Europe.
Festival Preview: Who to See at Roadburn 2019
Heading to Roadburn? Here are the must-see acts you simply cannot afford to miss.
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 […]
Inside the Gentle, Sorrowful Dark-Folk of Holy Roar’s A.A. Williams
Holy Roar singer-songwriter A.A. Williams discussed her debut EP.
Video Premiere: Grave Lines – Guilt/Regret (Live Session)
Catch a new video from Grave Lines, in which they perform an ambient rendition of ‘Guilt/Regret’.
The Deeply Personal and Wonderfully Poignant Soundscapes of Sylvaine
Sylvaine talks us through her latest album, the enthralling Atoms Aligned, Coming Undone.
Disregarding Genres and Avoiding Pigeonholes with Stoned Jesus
“I never think in terms of genre.” We meet Igor Sydorenko, the lively face of Stoned Jesus.
“It’s all personal. It makes it hard to talk about in some ways.” Emma Ruth Rundle Discusses On Dark Horses
An expose on the trials and tribulations that birthed Emma Ruth Rundle’s latest album.
Live Review: Grails, Bossk and Ilyas Ahmed
A night of reflective lows and uplifting highs awaited us at Grails’ Brighton headline show.
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.
Heathen Tales and Ancient Runes: How Wardruna’s Nordic Folk Captured The Attention Of The Metal Scene
We take a closer look at why the extreme metal community embraced a traditional folk outfit.
Review: Dawn Ray’d – The Unlawful Assembly
It has always been the role of working-class folk music to speak the truth to power and Dawn Ray’d have by turns incorporated that tradition into contemporary black metal.
