The Cutting-Edge Noise Rock of NYC’s HAAN
HAAN discuss the amalgamation of styles that birthed their music, and why genres are limiting.
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Review: Conan – Existential Void Guardian
Sludge and, um, grindcore from Liverpool’s premiere doom practitioners.
KEN Mode Are Back: Heavier, Noisier and Funnier Than Ever
KEN Mode discuss their new LP, from the creepy-ass cover to the inside jokes that line it.
Reviews Round-Up 011: Sadistic Smiles, Desolation, and the Return of Vodun
Crazy Canadians, Voodoo-loving Brits and Ukrainian stoners comprise our latest round-up.
Brexit, Jerry Cantrell, and the Tower of London: A Track-by-Track Look at Allfather’s Fiery New Album
Heavy fucking metal and hard-hitting political lyrics collide on Allfather’s latest LP.
Master of Mediocrity: How Black Sabbath’s Worst Album Helped Them End on a High
They’re known for some of the most revered material in the history of metal, but they can’t all be winners.
Black Metal, Non-Profit Labels, and Mystery Science Theater 3000: In Conversation with Dan Jackson
Dan Jackson talks donating to charity, DIY metal and black metal politics.
Living Life in the Fast Lane With Leeched
We sit down with Mancunian grind-mongers Leeched for a chat about their upcoming LP.
Yith Are Exploring the Insignificance of Mankind Through Forlorn Black Metal and Mountainous Doom
Yith talk Lovecraft, medieval music and environmentalism.
Wayfarer on the Old West and Why Blood is Forever on Their Nation’s Hands
Black metal that swaps snow-swept forests for the mountains, foothills and desert plains of Colorado.
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.
Pillärs on US Politics, Eastern European Folklore and Ohio Artistic Heritage
An in-depth dive into the world of Cleveland bruisers Pillärs.
Connect Nothing With Nothing Promotions are Injecting a DIY Spirit into the Kent Metal Scene
The duo behind Connect Nothing With Nothing are maintaining Margate’s musical history with DIY gigs.
Redbait’s Proletariat Crust is Precisely What the World Needs in 2018
“I don’t know what to say to somebody who’s seen what happened in Charlottesville and still walks around in public with some Nazi eagle shit on their back, except ‘go fuck yourself.'”
From the Ashes of Hang The Bastard, URNE Have Arisen
Fear not, Hang The Bastard fans, a new project is in town.
Review: Kurokuma – Dope Rider
Kurokuma return with a thirteen-minute ode to a trippy wild west comic strip.
