The Dystopia Will be Caffeinated: The Industrialised Clamour of Petbrick
Inside the new psych-noise-punk onslaught of Petbrick, featuring Wayne Adams and Iggor Cavalera.
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Album Premiere: DÖ – Astral Death Cult
Finnish dööm unit DÖ are streaming their new album Astral Death Cult today on Astral Noize, ahead of its release on Friday.
Review: Wallowing – Planet Loss
Swirling with rage, suffocating density and cacophonous vitality, this is an album that demands to be heard. And it ain’t taking no for an answer.
Lure of the Abyss: A Track-By-Track Dive into the Nihilism of Necronautical’s Apotheosis
We delve deep into the dark but ambitious concepts of the latest Necronautical album.
Cultural Isolation Pt. 2: The Industry Speaks
Following on from our piece on Brexit and how it could affect UK metal, we spoke to a handful of people from the scene to find out their thoughts and how leaving the EU could affect them going forward.
Cultural Isolation Pt. 1: What Brexit Could Mean for the UK Metal Scene
A detailed look at how Brexit could impact the UK metal scene.
Announcing the Astral Noize Issue One Redux
To revive work of which we’re proud and which many of newer readers will never have seen, we’ve decided to revamp and reprint Astral Noize Issue One.
Premiere: Hidden Mothers – The Longest Journey Yet
Check out a life-affirming bout of blackened post-metal from newcomers Hidden Mothers.
Retrospective: Gallows – Grey Britain
Ten years on, we revisit a modern hardcore landmark.
Review: Kurokuma – Sheffield’s Best Metal Bands, Vol. 1
Sludge, tribalism, psychedelia, electronic music and Jamiroquai covers from Sheffield’s self-appointed scene leaders.
Sleeve Notes 002: APF Records
APF’s Andrew Field talks about the realities of running a label in 2019.
Review: Blind Monarch – What Is Imposed Must Be Endured
Death-doom proprietors Blind Monarch impress on their debut album.
Meet Dark Mother, UK Doom’s Premier Outlet for Cheesy Witchcraft, Nature Worship and Feminism
A Dreadfest conversation with fuzz-fuelled doom newcomers Dark Mother.
Pijn: More Is More
A deeper look at Manchester collective Pijn and their debut album before they head to Roadburn.
Fear the Old Blood: The Haunting Black Metal and Subtle Innovation of Antre
Eager to find out more about Antre’s new album, we had a chat with the band to get the lowdown.
Sleeve Notes 001: Third-I-Rex
The first instalment of our brand new recurring feature on our favourite labels.
