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ALBUM REVIEW: Wit’s End – Mizmor

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.

The meteoric rise of SHADOW OF INTENT in recent years has been one of the success stories of the modern deathcore scene.

It’s safe to say that this one is going to be pretty niche. Fuzz Soup is the debut album by

Victim Of A Modern Age exists within a universe of its own creation; familiar yet exhilaratingly fresh, MODERN ERROR have

When you think about life these days, it feels a bit like a circus. Politicians are shooting themselves out of