Review: Itheist – Itheist
The boundaries of black metal are pushed ever further on this powerful release.
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Voyeurs Of Nature’s Tragedy: The Psychedelic Doom and Telepathic Songwriting of Tronos
“Hellish apocalyptic noise combined with floaty ethereal ambience” from new supergroup Tronos.
Retrospective: Morbid Angel – Altars of Madness
A look back at one of the most influential death metal albums of all time.
Song Premiere and Track-by-Track Rundown: Redbait – Cages
Be amongst the first to hear a brand new track from proletariat crust outfit Redbait, alongside a track-by-track rundown of the EP.
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…
Forest Child: An Insight into the Wacky Metal and Bizarre Mythology of Troll Mother
Discussing trolls, spaceships and Britney Spears in a Lord of the Rings-themed pub.
Festival Review: Roadburn 2019
Four days of metal madness in Holland reviewed.
Sleeve Notes 002: APF Records
APF’s Andrew Field talks about the realities of running a label in 2019.
Review: High On Fire – Bat Salad (RSD 2019)
High On Fire pay homage to Sabbath, Celtic Frost and Bad Brains on an exclusive RSD vinyl.
Festival Review: Dreadfest 2019
Our BIG review of this year’s Dreadfest is now here.
Review: Latitudes – Part Island
Latitudes’ fourth full-length effort is a truly intriguing album that divulges more and more of itself on each listen.
Festival Preview: Who to See at Roadburn 2019
Heading to Roadburn? Here are the must-see acts you simply cannot afford to miss.
Live Gallery: Seek & Destroy with Svalbard, Opium Lord, Calligram, Underdark and More
A gallery of images that go some way to capture the intensity of Seek & Destroy fest 2019.
Astral Noize Events: Creeping Death Fest
An Astral Noize Events all-dayer headlined by Bong comes to Brighton.
Sleeve Notes 001: Third-I-Rex
The first instalment of our brand new recurring feature on our favourite labels.
