The Correlation Between Entrance And Exit Wounds: Track By Track With SeeYouSpaceCowboy
Despite only forming in 2016, San Diego’s SeeYouSpaceCowboy have burst into the spotlight of the DIY metalcore scene with energy and…
Aswekeepsearching – Rooh | Album Review
There’s a lot of common misconceptions about the nation and culture of India. Those ignorant may perceive it as a third world nation, one…
Finding Optimism In Earth’s Inevitable Demise: An Interview With Cassels
Whilst we may be within an era of history where ceaseless cynicism has replaced optimism, our nation’s current grim sociopolitical…
The Universal Language Of Post Rock: An Interview With Aswekeepsearching
For many, the subcontinent of India and it’s surrounding regions aren’t exactly locations that are synonymous with thriving music scenes…
Creeping Death – Wretched Illusions | Album Review
There’s nothing creeping about the Texan death metal pact Creeping Death. After all, the action of creeping suggests a level of quiet…
SeeYouSpaceCowboy – The Correlation Between Entrance And Exit Wounds | Album Review
Despite forming in the tail end of 2016, many have associated California’s SeeYouSpaceCowboy with the sound of the MySpace scene of…
Tides From Nebula – From Voodoo To Zen | Album Review
Hailing from the architectural splendour of Warsaw, Tides From Nebula faced a considerable change at the beginning of this very year,…
Things That Hurt: Track By Track With Cultdreams
If there’s one musical artist that has never shied away from utilising their experienced trauma for artistic inspiration it’s the…
Live Review: Laura Jane Grace And The Devouring Mothers & Frank Iero And The Future Violents w/
Considering the stature of tonight’s co-headliners, the double punk threat that is Laura Jane Grace & The Devouring Mothers and Frank…
Curse These Metal Hands: Track By Track With Pijn & Conjurer
Originally formed as a one off commission for ArcTanGent 2018, a unison founded by a shared love of contemporary heavy music and…
Cassels – The Perfect Ending | Album Review
As many will now be fully aware of, the Beck brothers in Cassels aren’t the most optimistic collective on this dying planet. After all,…
Cultdreams – Things That Hurt | Album Review
Regardless of the limitless and bountiful joy that the human experience provides, it’s inevitable that we all experience excruciating…