Album Premiere: Herod – Sombre Dessein
Hear Herod’s Sombre Dessein an entire day early with our exclusive stream.
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Politically Charged And Poetically Driven: An Insight into the Anti-Fascist Resistance of Dawn Ray’d
We caught up with Dawn Ray’d to talk about anti-fascism, hunt sabotage and the importance of place in their music.
Reviews Round-Up 019: 2019 Gets A Kickstart
After a slow start to the year, 2019 gets underway with a host of stellar new music.
Discussing Death, Grief and Humanity’s False Nature with Mastiff
Inside the feral cocktail of bruising extremity that is Mastiff’s new album.
Mental Health, Hip-Hop and Genre Convergence: Growing up in New York with Purple Tape Pedigree’s Geng
An in-depth and personal chat with NYC’s genre-defying maestro Geng, about everything from Burzum to UK club music.
UK Hardcore and DIY Ethics with Boyed and Working Men’s Club
We sit down with blackened hardcore group Working Men’s Club and two-piece powerviolence juggernauts Boyed.
Announcing Astral Noize Events with March 2019’s Seek & Destroy Fest
We’re thrilled to announce the next stage of Astral Noize’s evolution.
Premiere: Prisa Mata – Crooked Trees
We’ve got an exclusive premiere of the brand new track from UK doomsters Prisa Mata.
Brexit, Jerry Cantrell, and the Tower of London: A Track-by-Track Look at Allfather’s Fiery New Album
Heavy fucking metal and hard-hitting political lyrics collide on Allfather’s latest LP.
Living Life in the Fast Lane With Leeched
We sit down with Mancunian grind-mongers Leeched for a chat about their upcoming LP.
Review: Kurokuma – Dope Rider
Kurokuma return with a thirteen-minute ode to a trippy wild west comic strip.
Svalbard: Smashing the Patriarchy
Svalbard’s Serena Cherry talks revenge porn, feminism, class struggles, animal welfare and parasites.
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.
