ALBUM REVIEW: Gone Are The Good Days – Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!
If you weren’t one of the many kids sweating over the beef between FOUR YEAR STRONG and A DAY TO
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Boss Keloid: A Long Climb Up Lung Mountain
You may or may not be familiar with the monstrously optimistic musical tidal wave that is BOSS KELOID, but make
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Holding Absence: The Greatest Step Forward
There are few bands that are shining as brightly as HOLDING ABSENCE right now. With the huge success ARCHITECTS and
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ALBUM REVIEW: There is No God Where I Am – Cruelty
If there was one thing guaranteed to happen over the lockdown period, it was a boom in artistic output thanks
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Enforced: With A Reckoning Force
Thrash metal has always had a penchant for taking on board the pointers from other genres. With its roots planted
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EP REVIEW: Nyarlathotep – Estuarine
Avant-garde grindcore isn’t a genre you’d ever really expect to exist. But alas, as big as the internet is and
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Lastelle: True Strength is Delicate
If you dig deep enough into the UK music scene and there really is a wealth of world class music
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ALBUM REVIEW: Johannes – Decline of the I
DECLINE OF THE I definitely fall into the deeper end of the conceptual spectrum. With their mastermind AK polishing up
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EP REVIEW: Beset by False Prophets – Twitch of the Death Nerve
British extreme metal tyrants TWITCH OF THE DEATH NERVE dropped a pretty disgusting album last year in amongst all the
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EP REVIEW: Dusk of Anguish – Distant
There’s been a decent crop of deathcore recently that has actually felt like it’s pushing the genre forward in the
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