Weekly Song Roundup: Video Nasties, Cirith Ungol and Hexvessel
As February nears its end, we’re celebrating new music from Video Nasties, Warduna and Fool’s Ghost.
Venomous Beed: The Problem with Stoned Meadow of Doom
After rumours of issues with SMOD, criticism of its owner have reached critical mass.
Weekly Song Roundup: Merzbow, Ulver and Enter Shikari
More tunes to see you through the week.
Goblinsmoker / A Throne In Haze, A World Ablaze – all hail the Toad King
A monstrous slab of doom worshipping riffs.
Weekly Sound Roundup: Code Orange, Bolt Gun and My Dying Bride
After a stellar week for new music, we pick the tracks to help us get through the second week of February.
Inside the Groteqsue Netherworlds of the Chilean Death Metal Scene
From Lovecraftian horrors to brute-force ferocity, we take a dive into the contemporary death metal scene in Chile.
In A Stream Of Consciousness With SUMAC
We spoke to post-metal legend Aaron Turner about all things SUMAC.
Progression, Transcendence and the Monolithic Doom of Garganjua
Talking positivity, DIY roots and transcendence with prog-doom monoliths Garganjua.
Weekly Song Roundup: Candlemass, VASA and Testament
A selection of tracks to help you survive the first week of February.
Voidlurker / Industrial Nightmare – dark, monolithic riffs from metal's birthplace
Thunderous stoner sludge from the dark heart of the Midlands.
Engulfed in the Toad King’s Mighty Flame: Inside the Fantastical Doom of Goblinsmoker
Toad rulers and sacrificial goblins meet fuzzed-out blackened doom. What’s not to love?
Weekly Song Roundup: Midnight, Sepultura and Elephant Tree
A collection of tracks to get you through the week.
Conan are the Guardians of Doom’s Existential Void
Ahead of the release of Existential Void Guardian, we sat down with sludge monoliths Conan.
General Grievous / Mth 6:23 – remorseless sludge without the monotony
Dismal sludge from the Russian heartlands.
Old Patterns: SIBIIR on Greta Thunberg, Scandinavian Winters and Fighting for a Better Future
The world’s future looks bleak, and it’s often for that reason that we turn to bands like SIBIIR.
Review: Garganjua – Toward The Sun
The progressive doom merchants take their sound to another level on their engrossing and evocative new album.
