EP REVIEW: From Nothing To Nowhere – Aasar
Italy is usually regarded for its picturesque scenery and delicious food but as the years have progressed the country has
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ALBUM REVIEW: Imperator – Mammuthus
The Oceania region of the world is an unnatural habitat for a proboscidean species, as their usual home it in
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ALBUM REVIEW: Slasherpunk – Los Morts
Horror and rock have always gone hand-in-hand; ROB ZOMBIE, ICE NINE KILLS, THE MISFITS… and now Peruvian horror-punks LOS MORTS who draw on
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ALBUM REVIEW: Spectral Intercession – Coffin Mulch
Scotland’s COFFIN MULCH may only have been active for a fairly short period of time, but they have already managed
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ALBUM REVIEW: Hard Return – Pill Super
PILL SUPER – also known as Caden Marchese – is a project inspired by Marchese‘s move from Denver, Colorado to
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ALBUM REVIEW: What You Stand To Lose – Mercy Music
Las Vegas punks MERCY MUSIC are back with their fourth studio album What You Stand To Lose. For the band themselves,
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ALBUM REVIEW: I Don’t Know – bdrmm
BDRMM were met with an incredibly positive reception for their debut album Bedroom; ‘who knew shoegaze from Hull could be
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ALBUM REVIEW: Monstrous Eruption Of Impetuous Preposterosity – Crepitation
CREPITATION are a band that many within the UK extreme metal scene, and notably fans in the North West, are
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ALBUM REVIEW: Deadly Sins And Virtues – Webb
What makes an album progressive? The definition of the word is something that happens in stages or develops gradually, which
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EP REVIEW: W Sercu Nieświata – Asgaard
Props to goth rockers ASGAARD for striking while the iron’s hot with this, a three-track acoustic EP reimagining tracks from
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