ALBUM REVIEW: Chemical Well – Obeyer
Having previously formed under the name of LAY SIEGE back in 2010, OBEYER are no strangers to the circuit. Whilst their
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: The Ghost of Badon Hill – Sergeant Thunderhoof
The year is 500 AD, it is a post-Roman world in the British Isles. The ancestral tribes of the Anglo-Saxons
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Crying Out Of Things – The Body
THE BODY have, and always will be, a force of nature. The sounds they make feel almost like one of
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ALBUM REVIEW: Trigger The Short-Fused – Walfang
In the last few years, Belgian quartet WALFANG have established their sound as being anything but typical in that they blend
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Unseen – Klone
French progressive metal stalwarts KLONE have experienced an impressive evolution throughout their 25+ year career, becoming a formidable force that is
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ALBUM REVIEW: i Häxa – i Häxa
Released over the course of the year in four EPs, the self-titled debut album from I HÄXA tells a story regarding
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ALBUM REVIEW: Earth To Grace – Massive Wagons
Lancaster’s best export, MASSIVE WAGONS are back for the first time since 2020 with their new album Earth To Grace.
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ALBUM REVIEW: State Champs – State Champs
The self-titled album is a pivotal statement for any band. It stands in the band’s career as a declaration their
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ALBUM REVIEW: Instant Rewards – Tides From Nebula
Five years after their last release, TIDES FROM NEBULA have decided to go the entirely homegrown route for their fourth
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ALBUM REVIEW: Hin Helga Kvöl – Sólstafir
After over two decades Icelandic black metal meets post-rock quartet SÓLSTAFIR have perfected their delicate balance of lush soundscapes, driving
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