EP REVIEW: Split – Ungraven/Slomatics
What do you get when you combine two of the best heavy bands in the UK? The upcoming UNGRAVEN/SLOMATICS split,
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Author: Matthew Tilt
ALBUM REVIEW: Catacombs Of Terror – Slough Of Despair
The Slough of Despond, which the allusion SLOUGH OF DESPAIR comes from, appears in the allegorical tale The Pilgrim’s Progress
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ALBUM REVIEW: Working With God – Melvins
Irreverent grunge/sludge legends the MELVINS make no bones about having a good time on Working With God. From the daft
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EP REVIEW: The Stars Are Dead Now – ColdWorld
Misanthropic one-man black metal project COLDWORLD introduced its uniquely dark brand of brutality with TheStarsAreDeadNow in 2005. Independently released initially,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dirges – And Now The Owls Are Smiling
While the tag depressive black metal is appropriate for the artists, succinctly describing the themes and emotions that go into
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EP REVIEW: Surut – Surut
The first thing that stands when spinning this self-titled EP is how polished SURUT sound. This Finnish five-piece absolutely nail
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EP REVIEW: Resilienz – Karg
In the final minutes of Lorazepam, named after the benzodiazepine drug used to treat acute anxiety, KARG lets rip into
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BLAST PICKS: January 2021
Here at Distorted Sound we pride ourselves on highlighting some of the best upcoming bands. We believe that there are
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ALBUM REVIEW: Godslastering: Hymns of a Forlorn Peasantry – Hulder
One-woman black metal outfit HULDER has been described as raw. Her EPs and demos hark back to ‘true’ black metal,
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ALBUM REVIEW: I’ve Seen All I Need To See – The Body
THE BODY are one of the most prolific and creative bands working today. Defying every genre that record labels, PR
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