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ALBUM REVIEW: Of Amber And Sand – Kurokuma

Adorning its cover is a mantis trapped in a piece of amber, frozen in time, as the sands of the

DESTROY BOYS have been demanding more and more attention since they formed in 2015 and especially after being nominated in

Performing rituals that hark back to the ancient European past, the pioneers of amplified history HEILUNG have had a meteoric

There is a unique art to making a black metal album that can stand out within a crowded genre –

A LIGHT WITHIN burst onto the post-metal scene in 2013 with their debut EP Preface. They followed it up with two

Breaking into any genre, especially in metal, follows certain unspoken rules – generally speaking, the smaller the pool is, the

Dungeon synth project CIEL have just put out their new album Ciel I. The project itself is part of a

Australian deathcore merchants A NIGHT IN TEXAS return with a new vocalist for their fourth full-length album. After the departure

With a lot of one-person acts it can be very easy to tell that the music has been written and

Chilean quintet MOURNERS LAMENT started making waves in their local scene shortly after their formation in 2004. Live shows kept