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LIVE REVIEW: Pagan @ The Star & Garter, Manchester

After bursting onto the scene last year with their excellent debut album Black Wash, PAGAN have taken their first step

The modern world can be a dismal place in which to exist. The frustrations and anxieties that come with living

Though symphonic death metal is a sub-genre not uncommon in Northern Europe, FLESHGOD APOCALYPSE‘s blend of punishing, technical death metal and

Music shouldn’t just be an auditory experience, we should feel it as much as we hear it. RENDEZVOUS POINT have

Texas tech-death collective RINGS OF SATURN have continued to delight the hordes with their so-called brand of Aliencore since their

Both SPANISH LOVE SONGS and PKEW PKEW PKEW have seen their popularity shoot up with the release of their latest albums. There is a

DESTROYER OF LIGHT have been growing steadily from release to release, with 2019 seeing the band gear up to release

Sweden’s WINDTHROW are a band that are both brilliant and varied in their sound. The brainchild of its sole member Robin

When you think of symphonic metal, it’s all too easy to cast a mind towards Scandinavia and mainland Europe, but

Denver’s VALE OF PNATH are easily one of the most exciting bands in the tsunami of North American progressive/technical death metal