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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

What makes an album progressive? The definition of the word is something that happens in stages or develops gradually, which

Props to goth rockers ASGAARD for striking while the iron’s hot with this, a three-track acoustic EP reimagining tracks from

Screaming can be extremely cathartic. Whilst it might seem taboo to some, there are often times where all you can

Pubs are a quintessential part of English life, whether that’s meeting up with long-lost friends or spending your childhood eating

Sometimes trying to judge the quality of deathcore can be just as hard as it is to write the stuff.

It’s been a while for fans of KHANATE, with the band being dormant since 2009 and little to suggest they’d

Considering they only released music in the first half of it, LOMA PRIETA were without doubt one of the very

Infernos are usually associated with chaotic, out of control fires and that’s exactly where the inspiration for HALFLIVES‘ new EP

One glance at the queue wrapping round the building and down a side street says it all; tonight’s a special