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Review: Orange Goblin – Science, Not Fiction
Orange Goblin are a band that is consistently overlooked within metal discussions. Despite a handful of generally esteemed albums and ... -
Review: Thou – Umbilical
The development of Thou‘s sound has been curious to track for the past decade. 10 years on from Heathen, Umbilical ... -
Review: Full Of Hell – Coagulated Bliss
Full Of Hell‘s quality collaboration with Nothing last year left a lot of questions unanswered for the Maryland outfit, a ... -
Review: Darkthrone – It Beckons Us All
People always describe Darkthrone‘s consistency as being the key to their longevity, with even consensus discography low-points like Goatlord being ... -
Review: Pallbearer – Mind Burns Alive
Originally lumped in with other emerging doom bands at the time of their breakout record Sorrow And Extinction—2012 being a prominent ... -
Are The Bathory Thrash Albums ACTUALLY Bad, Though?
On the back of 6 full-lengths that helped define and redefine the musical language, aesthetics and spirit of extreme metal, ... -
Review: My Dying Bride – A Mortal Binding
A decade is a long time, especially in music, but man, Feel The Misery still feels like it came out ... -
Review: The Body / Dis Fig – Orchards Of A Futile Heaven
A collaborative record almost 4 years in development, Orchards Of A Futile Heaven is the latest project from both harsh ... -
Interview: Gonemage
Garry Brents, the brains behind Memorrhage and Cara Neir, was kind enough to talk to me about Spell Piercings, the ... -
The Shape Of Blackgaze That Never Came
By 2009, both Alcest and its sister project Amesoeurs had released their first, seminal records—Souvenirs d’un autre monde and Ruines ...
