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ALBUM REVIEW: The Divine And The Serpentine – Shrike

If you’re in search of some world-shaking melodic death metal, SHRIKE have answered the call. The Preston three piece have

Swedish rockers, SPIDERS, are back with their latest record Sharp Objects. The quintet, who formed back in 2012, have become

London based four-piece WREN have been honing their experimental sludge onslaught for the best part of a decade, with a

For the first time since 2018, Australian rockers HANDS LIKE HOUSES finally return with a brand new double album. Ushering

On their debut album To live in a different way, LOVE IS NOISE tear down any risks of putting themselves

After a smattering of singles and EPs over the last few years, the Nashville punk trio WINONA FIGHTER have finally graced

Since their formation in 2013, POTHAMUS have strived to manifest a sound self-described as “ritualistic sludge.” The Belgian three-piece came

The profile of eclectic doom lords HANGMAN’S CHAIR has been increasingly raised in recent months and more than deservedly so. With

Welsh noir pop band THE NIGHTMARES have a flair for the gothic, and their sophomore album Fire In Heaven is

Germany’s MANTAR have forged an impressive discography in their decade-plus career. Now on their sixth album, they have become very