Leeds trio BongCauldron have crafted a distinct style yet managed to stay true to their doomy vision, birthing one hell of a debut LP in the process.
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They’re Already Inside Your Mind: Lacertilia
We chat to psychedelic stoner rockers Lacertilia about the band’s influences and the intriguing concept behind their latest LP.
Live Review: Ulver
Ulver have achieved a spectacular live show worth the price of attendance, which is more than can be said for the majority of bands.
Preview: Riffmass 2017
Check out our preview of this year’s Riffmass, a day of riffs hosted by prog doomers King Goat.
Review: Bolt Gun – Man Is Wolf To Man
Man Is Wolf To Man is a poignant masterpiece to those with the patience (and spare time) to delve into its expansive sound.
Review: Electric Wizard – Wizard Bloody Wizard
The latest instalment in the Leccy Wiz saga sees the band’s signature fuzz take a step back, allowing its riffs to take centre stage.
Review: Godflesh – Post Self
It’s almost unheard of for a band to release a masterpiece so late into their career but somehow Godflesh have achieved just that.
Premiere: Signo Rojo – Dead Horse
Ahead of their new LP, we bring you the exclusive stream of ‘Dead Horse’, the latest track from Swedish sludgers Signo Rojo.
Meet Tuskar, The Nuclear Sludge Act With A Penchant For Welsh Mythology And Guinness
Enthralled by the group’s first release, we decided to ask Tuskar about their influences, the origins of their interest in Welsh mythology and the birth of their unique brand of ‘nuclear sludge’.
Review: Slabdragger/Wren – Mothers Of Beef And The Magic Of Invention
There were a few raised eyebrows recently when Holy Roar Records announced that two of their charges, Slabdragger and Wren, were to release a split featuring a cover of a Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart track, respectively.