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

It's not new ground, but it's good brutal ground.

Time comes for us all, and for Kurokuma 'time' has come and been addressed on the new record Of Amber and Sand

Celestial Sanctuary have managed to further distill their already grim demeanour into a high proof death metal liquor, ripe for consumption, if you can stomach the disgusting nature of it.

Death metal with a heavy dose of the melodic, oodles of melancholic atmosphere and spiritual awakening, the new Gatecreeper is one not to miss.

Veritable newcomers Urzah drop an album that belies their short time as a band. Combining sludge and post-metal musings to create a musical many-eyed cosmic beast.

Glassing have produced an open wound of emotion and a deep examination of the sense of self and how it's built. Get on for the ride, it's a roller coaster.

Replicant release their most accomplished record to date. Get your neck muscles ready because it's a headbangers paradise.

Come along down to the swamp and experience the psychedelic death doom madness pedaled by Slimelord.

Step into a bleak world of maddening cries and slime encrusted blackened sludge with the new Sun Of Nothing record.