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ALBUM REVIEW: 150-Where The Old Gods Play Act 1 – Dun Ringill

DUN RINGILL have written a pretty ambitious record with 150-Where the Old Gods Play Act 1. Part one of a

With over 500 live performances, numerous radio plays, multiple festival appearances and even some American shows, it’s fair to say

Switzerland’s ASHTAR are perhaps one of the best and certainly one of the most underappreciated blackened doom acts out there.

When you land your first album on the same label as a member of SONIC YOUTH, it’s a good sign.

Everyone wants to know the secret to a band’s longevity. How does a band stay successful over a prolonged period

To say 22 years is a long time would be an obvious statement. A lot would have changed in the

School might be out for the summer, but GIRLSCHOOL are very much in session as they return with their first

Deathcore bruisers SIGNS OF THE SWARM don’t like to stay still for too long, steadily unleashing releases every couple of

AKERCOCKE, at the time of writing, formed nearly 26 years ago, in 1997. At this point in their career, they

Requiem For A Dream is the long-awaited new album from the Welsh progressive rock band KARNATAKA. The band has had