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ALBUM REVIEW: One – Barbarian Hermit

Manchester fuzz-lords BARBARIAN HERMIT have made significant strides in the underground metal scene in recent years with their debut record

Considering his pedigree, it’s bizarre that Michael Schenker hasn’t already been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

When putting on a record with a title like Sounds Of A Disease you should brace yourself for an unrelenting

Italian power metal is often unfairly lumped into a single pot, as if every band from their fair shores loves

PORTRAYAL OF GUILT are a gift from the gods for any fan of extreme music. Combining screamo, black metal, powerviolence,

One-woman black metal outfit HULDER has been described as raw. Her EPs and demos hark back to ‘true’ black metal,

Tapping into the sweet spot between rock ‘n’ roll blues and hazy psychedelia comes SONIC FLOWER, the side project of

Debut albums aren’t the sink-or-swim they once were but that doesn’t mean they’re any less important. They’re a fantastic way

THE BODY are one of the most prolific and creative bands working today. Defying every genre that record labels, PR

There’s something strangely paradoxical about Let’s Not (And Say We Did), the third album from Australian noise-rockers ZEAHORSE. On one