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ALBUM REVIEW: Further In Evil – Marthe

MARTHE may have only been active since August 2017, but this band, and the woman behind it, Marziona Silvani, have

New York grind unit GRAVESEND follow up their brilliantly ferocious debut album Methods Of Human Disposal with equally as ferocious

MAGNOLIA PARK have been mixing things up since 2019. For the Orlando, Florida five-piece, it’s second nature to have songs that

That fact that CLOSURE IN MOSCOW haven’t released an album since 2014 and can still whip up such furore with

THE GURU GURU don’t play by the rules – not yours, not anyone’s. As if drawing on influences as wide as

Longevity isn’t something to be undervalued in the music industry, and longstanding servants of their craft WILL HAVEN will have

Ashes, Organs, Blood and Crypts, the new album from death metal gore masters AUTOPSY is released just in time for

Following up their 2022 release The Price Of Dreaming, the Michigan duo of Tyler Tate and Lee Abrecht – aka

Before DEAFHEAVEN, there was ALCEST. Pioneers of the ‘blackgaze’ movement (which is the hybrid of black metal and shoegaze, for

Noir-rock solo artist RYKARDA PARASOL is back after eight years with her fifth studio album Tuesday Morning. Parasol spent her time