Cabal: Find What You Love And Let It Kill You
To be noticed in the sea of emerging bands you need to make an instant impact and this is precisely
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Paradise Lost: As Clear As Obsidian
Halifax’s quietly enigmatic PARADISE LOST emerged in the late eighties, amidst the overcast melancholy of the north of England. Foremost
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Ebonivory: Steering Clear Of The Black And White
From deep in one of the most inexplicably rainy corners of Australia, Ballarat’s EBONIVORY have been slaving away and are
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Beggar: Stopped Before You Start
Things are not easy for bands at the moment. There’s a big scary pandemic and as a result the gigging
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Abysmal Dawn: Are We Not Gods, But For The Wisdom
In 2020, the world as we know it is one of ever-decreasing attention spans and an ever-increasing need for instant
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I Am Destruction: Carving A Path Of Destruction
Stephen Mashburn is no stranger to the international technical death metal scene. Having formed his band I AM DESTRUCTION back
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Beyond The First Three Songs: The Photographic Mind Of Sabrina Ramdoyal
Photography is an art. Simple as. The impact of a singular photo can speak a thousand words. We here at Distorted
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Malevolence: Thriving In Madness
The longer MALEVOLENCE‘s hot streak through hardcore continues, the more they become a fascinating case study. Less focused on the idea
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Elephant Tree: Grounding Doom
It’s been four years and many beautiful coloured album re-presses since ELEPHANT TREE released their self-titled album. A trance-inducing work
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Crossfaith: Defying Complacency
The world is a scary place at the moment with countries experiencing various stages of lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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