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ALBUM REVIEW: Where The Shadows Adorn – Mother Of Graves

This may be MOTHER OF GRAVES‘ debut album, but they’ve already appeared alongside the likes of TEMPLE OF VOID and

It has now been 23 years since DRAGONLAND‘s formation. The symphonic metal six-piece from Gothenburg have clearly had a fantastic

After almost 30 years in the music industry, you would think that TERAMAZE have said all they want to say, but

Sometimes less is more. Sometimes, less is simply just less. Prog rock stalwart BJØRN RIIS, co-founder of AIRBAG and general

Having started out in the late 90s, Sardinian metal outfit EVEN FLOW have just put out their latest EP Mediterrano.

After the release of their third full-length studio album Witness last year, it’s felt like quite a wait for VOLA

During the darkest days of the pandemic, bands that rode the wave of viral boom reaped the rewards whilst live

On Fatal Horizons, RHYTHM OF FEAR lean more into the thrash side of their crossover sound and it really pays off. With

Ikigai refers to the Japanese philosophy of finding purpose and fulfilment; fitting, then, for New Hampshire-based instrumental post metallers GIRIH

MELVINS have a long history with Amphetamine Reptile Records, releasing the albums Prick and Honky on the label, and while