Black metal, death metal, clean vocals, dirty vocals, proggers Dawn of Ouroboros present a fine spread of it all with their new effort Bioluminescence.
Two EPs for the price of one (not actually) with differing approaches, Amenra have produced a right treat for us here.
Refusing to stay stagnant Imperial Triumphant have produced another killer record, albeit in a way they haven't done before.
tunic's latest work is proof loss creates art as the Canadian noise rockers explore their pain and create of their finest work to date.
From myriad influences comes Vacuous and their new release "In His Blood." Buckle in, because it's gonna get demonic.
It's 20/04/1999, get your baggy jeans on and head down to the metal show for all the slamming breakdowns you could want.
Acidic sludge metallers Praetorian bowl into 2025 with debut album Pylon Cult. A triumph in tongue in cheek humour mixed with the brutal reality of modern life in Britain.
MOUTHS have produced a genuinely unpredictable EP to open their account. Big things coming from these folks.
From harsh distorted nightmare to ethereal lullaby the new record from TORBA has it all.
Doom and gloom, grandiose triumphant narratives and delicately poised emotions, the debut album from Hidden Mothers has it all.
Cosmic horror, fatalism, mental illness, isolation and philosophical pessimism: everything you need for a perfect Saturday afternoon.
“You must be like me; you must suffer in rhythm.”― Jean-Paul Sartre
