ALBUM REVIEW: When We Are Forgotten – Imperium Dekadenz
Black metal seems to be as relevant as ever. MAYHEM is still overseeing the flock, British black metal is worshipped
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Prang – Gender Roles
As the outlook for DIY bands continues to look more volatile by the day, Brighton’s GENDER ROLES are living proof of
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ALBUM REVIEW: Reflections – The Black Wizards
One glance at the multicoloured artwork that adorns the cover of Reflections will give you an indication of the sun
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ALBUM REVIEW: Mother Of Red Light – METH.
There’s an element of psychotic fragility about METH. that makes them one of the more interesting propositions that hardcore has come across
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ALBUM REVIEW: Awakening – Sacred Reich
A lot can happen in the space of 23 years, bands have rose to prominence and sadly some have fell
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Different Shade Of Blue – Knocked Loose
The waters of hardcore seemed a whole lot calmer before KNOCKED LOOSE turned up. The Kentucky quintet’s debut record Laugh Tracks was
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ALBUM REVIEW: Necessary Excess of Violence – Sorcery
In any legendary regional scene, there will be forgotten warriors. For every KREATOR and SODOM, there is a PROTECTOR. For every MAYHEM and IMMORTAL there
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ALBUM REVIEW: Epicenter – Aviana
Swedish natives AVIANA have had a tempestuous start to their career. Their debut album Polarise acted as something of a
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ALBUM REVIEW: 25/7 – Lagerstein
Setting sail across the seven seas once more, pirate metallers LAGERSTEIN have crafted their third studio album 25/7. The record follows
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ALBUM REVIEW: Motherbrain – Crobot
CROBOT return once again with their signature sound of whirring, trippy psychedelic rock, but this time, their edge is much
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