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ALBUM REVIEW: Spiral Hollow – Nepthisis

“The music is dark and heart-wrenching, and pairs with cinematic visuals and storytelling,” explains NEPTHISIS lead singer Sheila Eden of the

The 90s were a difficult time to be a thrash band. Where many acts simply faded in to obscurity, others

London-based bruisers TORCHBEARER have taken six years to release their debut full-length. Formed in 2016, they have a few EPs

Iranian groove-metallers CONFESS are currently more famous for their headline-generating history than their music. Back in 2015, a mere two

Portland, Oregon’s premium purveyor of bleak, oppressive and suffocating blackened doom MIZMOR ( מזמור, the Hebrew word meaning “psalm”) has

Regardless of the boundaries that music breaks in 2022 – and will continue to shatter over the coming years –

We’ve had six years of radio silence from Canada’s resident radio-punks BILLY TALENT. 2016’s Afraid Of Heights was exactly that;

There’s something so brutishly pleasing about SUNCZAR. The name itself denotes a sovereign of the stars and the matching imagery,

So-called acoustic albums can be hit and miss. Sometimes the music simply doesn’t lend itself to being stripped of its

Heavy shoegazers SOM had a breakout 2021, endearing themselves to fans with their Awake EP and shimmering BILLIE EILISH cover.