ALBUM REVIEW: Odyrmos – Odyrmos
The link between black metal, dark ambient and dungeon synth is nothing new, and ODYRMOS are far from the first
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EP REVIEW: Savior Self – The Villa
Atlantan atmospheric metallers THE VILLA are back with their debut EP – an offering that leaves you excited for more.
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: UK Tech-Fest 2022
With Download Festival done and dusted in spectacular style and Bloodstock still off in the distance, the heavy metal community
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ALBUM REVIEW: حصاد ضَوْءٌ النُّجُو – Kuggur
KUGGUR, the solo outing of Guðmundur Óli Pálmason (SOLSTAFIR, KATLA), is a project that came about when Pálmason and his
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EP REVIEW: In A Moment’s Notice – Stand Still
Swimming in a melodic mix with pop-punk and emo elements added for flavour, Long Island outfit STAND STILL are tying the loose
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Bones That Grew From Pain – Nicolas Cage Fighter
No, you’re not hallucinating – NICOLAS CAGE FIGHTER really is the name of this band. Hailing from Ballarat, Australia, the
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ALBUM REVIEW: Rock Is Our Religion – Lessmann/Voss
Claus Lessmann [BONFIRE] and Michael Voss [CASANOVA, MAD MAX] have joined forces as LESSMANN/VOSS and created their debut album Rock Is Our Religion. Admittedly,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Face Your Biggest Fear – Janus Stark
Peterborough-based rock band JANUS STARK return with their fifth album Face Your Biggest Fear. Like many in the last few
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EP REVIEW: Ex Oblivion – Tombs
TOMBS are, at approximately a decade and a half deep into their life as a band, one of the more
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ALBUM REVIEW: Saurian Apocalypse – Karl Sanders
There’s much to enjoy on Saurian Apocalypse, even without a wider understanding of the trilogy of albums it belongs to.
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