Review: Harrowed – Chaotic Nonentity
Skull crushing riffs and abrasive vocals from the Kent based trio.
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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: Looking Back at Goatsblood’s Vile Debut
We decided that a band behind such a deliberately volatile morass of fetid shrieking warranted revisiting.
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. […]
AN014: Hundred Year Old Man – Rei
Astral Noize Records release a tape in conjunction with Cassette Store Day.
In the Studio: Hundred Year Old Man
A look behind the scenes of the upcoming release from Hundred Year Old Man.
Review: DOEM – The Fly & The Nail
Vast post metal meets filthy sludge on this mesmerising and impressive debut release.
Review: Remorseful – Exit
Think about your faults…
Political Fears, Mechanical Rhythms and Tony Hawk: In Conversation with Copperhead’s David Leonard
A dive into the world of Copperhead, the anarchic, ferocious brainchild of David Leonard.
AN016: Kurokuma/Under – Split 7″
Two of the weirdest bands from the UK heavy underground join forces for a brand new split.
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.
Album Premiere: DÖ – Astral Death Cult
Finnish dööm unit DÖ are streaming their new album Astral Death Cult today on Astral Noize, ahead of its release on Friday.
Review: Wallowing – Planet Loss
Swirling with rage, suffocating density and cacophonous vitality, this is an album that demands to be heard. And it ain’t taking no for an answer.
Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Birth Of Violence
The Californian singer songwriter strips back her sound to create an engagingly spiritual and celestial album.
