We caught up with frontman Rob Hoey to see how London-based outfit Limb’s third LP is progressing.
Tag: metal
Doom Metal: Embracing The Ethereal
Doom’s essence has always been of the ethereal, so we’ve curated a selection of ethereal doom for your listening pleasure.
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.
Review: With The Dead – Love From With The Dead
The impressive roster of seasoned musicians that make up With The Dead provide a masterful and mercilessly dreary barrage of doom metal darkness throughout their second full-length effort.
Thoughts: Beyond The Aesthetic
Written with good intentions but as if metal has been lost to the myths of time, let’s just hope articles like this come rarely, or are at least accompanied by more research, in the future.
Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Hiss Spun
Wolfe’s enchanting brand of music benefits from taking an increased inspiration from metal on new album Hiss Spun.
Father Murphy: Guilt And The Catholic Conscience
Whilst many extreme and experimental acts of the past have challenged the polite notions of conservative Christianity through violent imagery, Father Murphy’s commentary on the religion is a unique one.
Retrospective: Electric Wizard – Supercoven
As doom giants Electric Wizard gear up for the release of their ninth album Wizard Bloody Wizard, we look back at their weirdest and most hauntingly captivating moment.
Review: Ufomammut – 8
It will come as no surprise to long-time fans of Ufomammut that their perennial mastery of the genre continues on 8.
Review: Mastiff – Bork
More consistently intense than its forbearer, Bork is Mastiff’s most accomplished release thus far, and the truest representation of their miserable style.