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ALBUM REVIEW: Ultraviolet – Misery Signals

Esteemed metalcore icons MISERY SIGNALS are making their long-awaited return after a seven year hiatus with Ultraviolet, their fourth full

Releasing a live DVD for the first time is an important milestone in any band’s career. It signifies the band

A relatively unknown band on the wider rock scene, Italian sludge outfit BLEEDING EYES prove they really have what it

After what may have been deemed a misstep or loss in direction Texan heavyweights UPON A BURNING BODY came surging

Holy Roar Records have a reputation for consistently releasing boundary-defying and genre-pushing excellence from all across the spectrum of heavy

CREEPER have always had a tinge of the theatrical woven into everything they do. From the very first moments when

Power metal demands a fair deal of respect. Far from having undergone anything resembling a renaissance period, it stands proudly

OSI AND THE JUPITER are an ambient folk duo comprising vocalist, guitarist and synth-player Sean Kratz, and cellist Chris Brown.

TWISTED SISTER’s Dee Snider has always carried the torch for rock and metal, and in recent years has only continued

GEIST & THE SACRED ENSEMBLE have released Waning Hymns, a monolithic and shamanic observation of 21st century life. But, whilst