ALBUM REVIEW: In The Name Of Nothing – Centrilia
Scotland’s CENTRILIA are the musical wet dream for fans of early 90’s groove metal, and mid 2000’s metalcore. Sitting somewhere in
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: True Western Doom – Sonoran Rebel Black Magick
Let’s just cut right to the chase. SONORAN BLACK REBEL MAGICK is a bizarre concept. Born from the fathomous mind
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ALBUM REVIEW: Requiem For Mankind – Memoriam
Birmingham’s MEMORIAM have been a busy bunch. Forming in 2016 by vocalist Karl Willetts as a tribute to the late, great
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ALBUM REVIEW: No Vacation – The Bottom Line
There’s no denying that pop-punk has been a foundation for getting some of us into rock and metal. From BLINK-182,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Onslaught Of The Ancient Gods – Temple Of Demigod
One of the hardest working men in metal you’ve never heard of, Mark Erskine, is back. The Armenian cultist, who is
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ALBUM REVIEW: Above Lords, Below Earth – Turbocharged
TURBOCHARGED have spent the last decade, through the continuous pedalling of straight-forward, no-holds-barred death metal, garnering a feverish, if modest,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Are We Soldiers – Teramaze
It’s been four years since TERAMAZE released their album, Her Halo. Finally, the Australian prog rockers bring their next record
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ALBUM REVIEW: Firebrands & Ashes – Crom Dubh
Not content to let anyone question their mantle as one of the strongest underground extreme metal labels in the world,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Running Out Of Time Doing Nothing – The Meads Of Asphodel
THE MEADS OF ASPHODEL are one of the UK’s most eclectic, imaginative and bizarre bands, not just in terms of
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ALBUM REVIEW: Crimson Riders – Bokassa
Picture this; your band releases their debut album, and within a year of its release, you suddenly find yourselves not
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