Photo Gallery: Thou, Moloch and Primitive Knot at Electrowerkz
Sludge, EDM and more sludge from a few of the world’s best purveyors of slow ‘n’ heavy.
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Photo Gallery: Revenge Of The End Of The World Festival 2019
Guaranteed riffs, doom, stoner rock, psychedelia, riffs, sweat, beers and riffs from End Of The World fest 2019.
Festival Review: Supersonic 2019
A deeper look at the weird and wonderful sights and sounds of Supersonic 2019.
Retrospective: Boris – Absolutego
Today we’re ignoring the news by reflecting on the debut album from the only Boris worth talking about.
Festival Review: Hellfest 2019
As legions of metalheads descend on the French countryside, we went along to chronicle the mayhem…
Review: An Isolated Mind – I’m Losing Myself
Beyond the many platitudes spoken about mental health awareness, to hear the limitless despair that characterises these diseases twisted into creative energy is as impressive as it is morbidly refreshing.
Review: False – Portent
Portent may just prove the most ambitious USBM release of 2019, but we’d also put money on it being the best.
Review: Allegaeon – Apoptosis
Apoptosis – the natural death of cells which occurs as part of an organism’s growth or development. How apt. It’s not often an album blasts off with some of the most […]
Review: Primitive Man – Steel Casket
Denver filthmongers Primitive Man prove they’re as effective at noise as they are sludge.
Live Gallery: Pagan at The Joiners
We documented Pagan on their recent UK tour.
Review: Neckbeard Deathcamp – So Much For The Tolerant Left
When a band is this good at pissing off bigots, it’s hard not to love ‘em.
Review: Fox Millions Duo – Biting Through
A genuinely off-centre, engagingly indulgent experience.
Review: Full Of Hell – Weeping Choir
Virulent and corrosive concoctions from the modern kings of extremity.
Live Gallery: Amenra 20th Anniversary Acoustic Show and A.A. Williams
A gallery of images from a special, intimate show with Amenra and A.A. Williams.
Review: Possessed – Revelations Of Oblivion
Whilst many of the genre’s older names continue to pump out mediocre albums as if stuck on autopilot, Possessed have resurfaced to show that they’re considered pioneers for a reason.
Review: Employed To Serve – Eternal Forward Motion
Extreme times call for extreme reactions…
