Album Reviews
The Dark Red Seed is an experimental folly of King Dude’s guitar player Tosten Larson. While you will find some references to the dark Americana of his main band, the music presented herein is something quite different from what you might have hoped or expected: from Hindu esoteric to The Doors.
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Gateway's Boundless Torture EP review, a crawling hunk of noisy creeping death.
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A Decade of Destruction left us wanting more, well here it is! Five Finger Death Punch's new album! Come celebrate its release with a bottle of Sham-Pain!
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Ever since the untimely demise of Cathedral it has fallen upon Witchsorrow to carry the lantern of doom across Albion’s shores.
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Capture the Flag by War on Women is, unfortunately, a misguided and confused punk record that leaves a lot to the imagination.
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At War with Reality was entirely loaded with memorable riffs and fast pacing melodic death metal tracks, yet the latest album is immensely great.
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Aeonian Sorrow brings us a cathartic, soul-crushing album where the boundaries of funeral doom are being pushed by the addition of splendid female vocals!
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Defiatory's second album contains heavy, thrashy riffs and puts Sweden on the map of thrash metal!
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Calm, loving and mysterious...
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Danish collective Heilung is best described as an evil union between the Dutch practitioners of pagan, Omnia and the Scandinavian Wardruna, they are neither as gung-ho fun as the former nor as deadly serious as the latter.
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