Jack Press, Author at Distorted Sound Magazine

My Dying Bride: The Apocalyptist’s

You know the world’s gone to pot when even MY DYING BRIDE thinks it’s too doom and gloom out there.

Nobody does bank holiday weekends like Slam Dunk Festival. Just as the British weather suddenly starts to spark up and

All-you-can-eat buffets. They’re gateways to gorging on gastronomic wonders, a foodie’s foray through the forest of culinary delights. Buffets are

Six years spent sleeping in swampy, filth-infested undergrowth could cover an organism in moss and leave it to rot away

If deliriously dreary doom and gloom be something you wish, then drop on the deck and surrender to MY DYING

Whoever decided to ditch the corpsepaint clichés and devil-worshiping, jump the blast beats into hyperspace, and send black metal hurtling

“A human life consists of so much, it’s really complicated. It’s rainy days, it’s sunny days, it’s sad days, it’s

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it — that’s the doctrine NECROPHOBIC have subscribed to for decades now. Since the

Few artists achieve a genre-defining critically-acclaimed debut album in their lifetime, let alone two, yet for CRYPTIC SHIFT’s Xander Bradley,

“Just taking every day as it comes and grateful to just be doing what we’re doing regardless, so even if