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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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.
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.
From the Ashes of Hang The Bastard, URNE Have Arisen
Fear not, Hang The Bastard fans, a new project is in town.
Matt Tuck: Out of Touch, or Has Metal Really Gone Stale?
Is there some merit to Tuck’s claims, or is he just trying to sell a product?
AN002: Herd Mover – Vol 3: Section 59
Merging the grindcore of Pig Destroyer and Famine with the noise rock of acts such as Shellac and The Jesus Lizard, Herd Mover’s unrelenting flurry is intentionally demanding yet direct and very much to the point.
Reviews Round-Up 006: The Most Creative Debut of the Year?
Vein, Khemmis, Death Grips and many more feature in our latest reviews round-up.
Meet Bad Kush, the Corpsepainted Hippies Taking the Stoner Scene by Storm
Name says it all really.
The Fuzzy Riffs and Pessimistic Worldview of Monolord
Monolord discuss Rust, Radiohead and touring.
The Trials and Tribulations that Birthed YOB’s Our Raw Heart
YOB’s Aaron Rieseberg on Our Raw Heart’s gestation, and how they turned personal tragedy into triumph.
The Forgotten Trailblazers of Heavy Metal: A Study of Underlooked Proto-Metal
Metal’s origins go much deeper than the handful of bands credited as being a pioneer of the genre.
Opinion: Buzz Bands, Satanic Pomposity and Why Ghost are Good for the Metal Scene
Disregarding question marks over personal taste and originality, there is an ironclad reasoning why Ghost are a modern hard rock treasure.
Inside The Body’s I Have Fought Against It But I Can’t Any Longer.
The Body’s Lee Bufford helps us take a deeper insight into the duo’s latest LP.
Blues, Improv and The Infantile Greed of the Human Race: A Deeper Look at Noisepicker’s Peace Off
The man behind the noisepicking gives us a rundown of the duo’s debut album.
