Svalbard: Smashing the Patriarchy
Svalbard’s Serena Cherry talks revenge porn, feminism, class struggles, animal welfare and parasites.
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Transcendent Live Shows, Sturdy Local Scenes and the Progressive Doom of King Goat
Candlemass meets prog in the epic doom stylings of King Goat, we spoke to the band to find out more about their second LP.
Nomad: Tunes You Can Smash Up Your Office Cubicle To
New Orleans sludge meets the industrial confines of Manchester with Mancunian quartet Nomad.
An Insight Into Conjurer, Britain’s Next Big Metal Band
Thrilled by the immersive and imposing power of Mire, we had an in-depth conversation with Conjurer to find out about their origins, the creation of their debut album and how they found their signature sound.
Noisepicker: Blues, But Gnarlier
After honing his riff-crafting talents in Lord Of Putrefaction, Decomposed, Hangnail, Firebird and The Earls Of Mars, Harry Armstrong’s latest project takes a step towards metal’s origins in blues.
Review: Garganjua – Through The Void
UK doomsters Garganjua combine the heavy with a raw emotive power on their sophomore album.
Astral Noize’s Ones To Watch In 2018
Though artists big and small will undoubtedly surprise us (for better or worse) as the year progresses, here’s a list of the bands we’re expecting big things from in 2018.
Review: Electric Wizard – Wizard Bloody Wizard
The latest instalment in the Leccy Wiz saga sees the band’s signature fuzz take a step back, allowing its riffs to take centre stage.
Have Your Say: Electric Wizard’s Best Album
As Britain’s doom monoliths Electric Wizard gear up for the release of their ninth full-length, Wizard Bloody Wizard, we’ve decided to craft the definitive ranking of their studio albums. Vote […]
Review: Black Sabbath – The End Of The End
Black Sabbath’s back catalogue is sorely lacking a truly brilliant live release, and as such, The End Of The End is likely to be remembered as their best.
Review: Mastiff – Bork
More consistently intense than its forbearer, Bork is Mastiff’s most accomplished release thus far, and the truest representation of their miserable style.
Dragged Into Sunlight: Barbaric Momentum
An entity unknown, an anonymous proposition, a collective, existing only to pummel one’s ears with vicious walls of noise – not since the heady days of the Norwegian inner circle […]
