Jack Butler-Terry, Author at Distorted Sound Magazine

ALBUM REVIEW: Yes, And… – ’68

’68 are living proof of the old adage ‘less is more’. For 10 years now, the Josh Scogin led duo

“A tapestry of sludge metal, lumbering doom riffs, forward thinking post-rock dynamics, cerebral drone passages, ambient textures and stark spoken

It’s somehow been 20 years since HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS gave us the emo anthem to top all emo anthems with Ohio

We all have those albums that transport us back in time. Whether it’s a song that soundtracked a holiday, the

When a band’s bio includes the words “stupidly prolific”, you can bet your bottom dollar that their back catalogue is

ANTI-GOD HAND – the moniker adopted by Vancouver-based multi-hyphenate Will Ballantyne – has long concerned himself with the state of

You should never judge a book by its cover, but when it comes to Festering Grotesqueries – the debut album

Winning a competition hosted by Kerrang! Radio where the prize is an opening slot at the fabled Download Festival is quite

Fresh off of releasing a new album, you’d think a band would be getting out on the road to pummel

California grindcore/sludge group ELDER DEVIL return with their sophomore album Everything Worth Loving, a record that has been tragically informed