Death Before Disco: Mourning the Loss of Pagan
We say farewell to a band gone long before their time.
Albums of the Decade: Power Trip – Nightmare Logic
Nightmare Logic is the indisputable thrash Album of the Decade, and one heck of a fun listen.
Albums of the Decade: Code Orange – Forever
We dive a little deeper on a modern classic.
Albums of the Decade: Rolo Tomassi – Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It
An utterly unmissable amalgamation of enchanting post-rock beauty and hardcore ruthlessness.
Albums of the Decade: Conjurer – Mire
Doing away with genre limitations on Mire, Conjurer smash together hardcore, doom, death, sludge, prog, black and post-metal in a way that is vicious, natural-sounding and free-flowing.
Albums of the Decade: Svalbard’s Serena Cherry on that “Difficult Second Album”
“It was a difficult second album. But it made me feel less alone.” – the Svalbard guitarist/vocalist bares all on their sophomore effort.
Albums of the Decade: While She Sleeps – This Is The Six
A gateway album we needed in a decade sorely lacking in them.
Beyond The Past: Decoding the Mystery of Music with Mono, Boris and Envy
In conversation with three of Japan’s finest purveyors of innovative heavy music.
Review: Child Bite – Blow Off The Omens
Off kilter riffs and harmonies combine to create a furious sound.
Review: The Wraith – Gloom Ballet
80s post-punk vibes kept alive by LA quartet.
Experimentation, Politics and Björk: An In-Depth Interview with Cloud Rat
Cloud Rat have perfected the art of weaponising chaos.
In The Studio with Calligram
As Calligram’s world grows darker just like our own, their new, increasingly aggressive and blackened sound may just provide us with the musical catharsis we need.
Review: Austerity – Anarcho Punk Dance Party
A rallying cry against the rise of the far right.
Review: Wolves Like Us – Brittle Bones
Punk rock which balances emotional depth and raw energy.
Review: Chthonic Deity – Reassembled In Pain
OSDM with a furious punk edge.
Flayed Gods, Strangled Suns and Rotting Minds: Talking Loss, Hatred and Horror with Pist
A breakdown of the upcoming LP from Bury quartet Pist.
