Godthrymm: On Reflection
Throughout music history there has been a sense of import, of confluence around certain locations. The fecund ground of industrial
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Author: Jay Hampshire
ALBUM REVIEW: No Good To Anyone – Today Is The Day
For nearly thirty years, Steve Austin has been the underground-metal-musician’s underground-metal-musician. His work with (or rather, as) TODAY IS THE
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ALBUM REVIEW: Universal Death Church – Lord Mantis
Chicago’s LORD MANTIS are the cult band’s cult band. Comprised of serving and former members of the likes of COBALT,
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Slow Crush: Gazing Into The Future
Despite only have been founded back in 2017, pan-European grunge flecked shoegaze unit SLOW CRUSH have risen fast. Having just
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ALBUM REVIEW: Vore – Opium Lord
Opium is an evocative word. Depending on who you ask, it conjures images of blissful, pain free ephemeral euphoria, or
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ALBUM REVIEW: No Moon – Body Hound
There’s just one word to describe BODY HOUND. Okay, there are probably a few hundred which we’re about to employ,
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ALBUM REVIEW: No Comfort – Monolord
For a band who trade in slow, ponderous riffs, MONOLORD‘s ascent into the lofty halls of doom esteem has been
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Ufomammut: Two Decades Of Cosmic Exploration
Twenty years ago, things were different. Not only a different century, but a different millennium, a time before Brexit, Trumpian
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ALBUM REVIEW: Champain – High Fighter
Think about the defining characteristics of Champagne – dry, bubbly, outrageously expensive, smashed all over the side of a boat,
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INTERVIEW: Graham Bywater & Bean Radford – Possessor
From chatting with London based sludged out thrashers POSSESSOR it seems clear that the only thing they take seriously is the
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