Qwälen – Unohdan Sinut | Album Review
Qwälen have appeared seemingly out of nowhere from the depths of Finland to assault our ears with a monstrous debut album Unohdan Sinut…
The Design Abstract – ‘Technotheism’ | Album Review
The closest thing The Design Abstract’s sound can be compared to is probably if industrial tinged death metal bands such as Fear Factory,…
LÜT – Mersmak | Album Review
A relative unknown proposition to audiences outside their native Norway, the punks of LÜT describe themselves as a “mosh and dance…
“The world is still screwed up, we got our wish” Kid Kapichi on Post-Punk and This Time Next Year
Purgative, ambitious & championed by the greats comes the debut album from Hastings post-punk collective Kid Kapichi. Recorded in the…
Korpiklaani – Jylhä | Album Review
It is always refreshing to get a new release of a band from a non-English speaking country, when you can skim through the song titles,…
Kid Kapichi – This Time Next Year | Album Review
Kicking down the front door with frenzy inducing social commentary on a big screen scale, Hastings post-punk scoundrels Kid Kapichi are…
Rïcïnn Interview “all projects are a completely different world” | Interview with Laure Le Prunenec
Rïcïnn is the lovechild of French artist Laure Le Prunenec, perhaps most famous for her work with genre bending artist Igorrr. Having…
Crazy Arm – Dark Hands, Thunderbolts | Album Review
Frantic, cathartic & chaotic in one, the Devonian collective make a euphoric comeback with their first release in over seven years. Dark…
Eyes of Tomorrow – Settle for More | Album Review
Furious and full of energy, German collective Eyes of Tomorrow are bringing their latest record with a bang. The 11-track album blitzes…
Wardruna – Kvitravn | Album Review
Wardruna have gained international acclaim and admiration for their incredibly thought provoking, ethereal and mystical Nordic music,…
Children of Bodom: What To Listen To
Children of Bodom were a pivotal band for extreme metal and left behind an amazing legacy. 1993-2019 saw the release of 10 albums, 2 live…
The Dirty Nil – Fuck Art | Album Review
Criminally underrated Canadian trio The Dirty Nil are back with their third absolute rager in a row, and if they’re not playing…