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ALBUM REVIEW: End Of Existence – The Browning

Missouri metal outfit THE BROWNING’s fifth album, End Of Existence, is an apocalyptic, treacherous journey of nihilism that will invoke

Whisper it quietly, but the UK might actually be having a ‘gig season’ for the first time in eighteen months.

Italian post-rock and shoegaze band ARCTIC PLATEAU emerges from an eight-year hiatus with Songs Of Shame, their third full-length album,

It is strange to think that when the Swedish War Machine, SABATON, first embarked on The Great Tour’s European leg

From the outset, the self-titled debut of HORNS is nothing short of ridiculous. If you were to take metal song-writing

New York’s SO HIDEOUS are back after a short hiatus that saw the band members go their separate ways to

True to their namesake, Swedish blackened death metallers UNANIMATED have been exactly that since 2009’s In The Light Of Darkness.

Rock and pop-punk hard hitters LIKE PACIFIC make anthems designed for people to feel bonded over impassioned, tuneful melodic music.

WOLFTOOTH specialise in upbeat and triumphant brand of heavy metal soaked in groove-laden doom and stoner rock. With their latest

Like many great bands, Seattle’s HEIRESS have never been easy to pigeonhole. Injecting doom-laden sludge metal with a forward-thinking post-hardcore