From time to time, a band comes along that completely blows everything else out of the water, and the last few months have been packed...
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Black Aleph's debut album, Apsides, is a sonic journey that unfolds through layers of atmospheric weight and textural complexity. Consisting of Lachlan Dale (guitar, effects),...
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Bearing in mind the image encapsulating this album, a slightly gothic looking skeletal (?) butterfly against a wintery tree backdrop, one could easily pass it...
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Vokonis are a Swedish trio from the city of Borås, comprised of Simon Ohlsson – Guitar/Vocals, Jonte Johansson – Bass/Vocals and new(ish) drummer/percussionist Peter Ottosson....
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In so many ways Spectral Lore’s enigmatic Ayloss is the polar opposite of recurring collaborator Jacob Buczarski (Mare Cognitum). Perhaps it’s a disservice to even...
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Norwegian noise rockers, Årabrot, have been busy. Having only just released the EP “The World Must Be Destroyed” in January, they’re back already with their...
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For someone proclaiming to be a flag-bearer for the new wave of British death-metal, Celestial Sanctuary churn out some generic and sterile old-school flavoured death-metal. The...
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Not to be confused with Canada's Soothsayer, or even the long since disbanded Phoenix act, this Irish quintet compose audio far removed from thrash, or...
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Before I start, I'd like to tackle the obvious (the elephant in the room), Ildaruni are from Armenia. Now, not knowing another single act from...
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It doesn't take a rocket scientist to surmise that Feculent are going to 'bring the filth'. In fact, their name (translated as "foul with impurities")...
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No pretentious narrative-seeking introduction can precede a record like Interstice. The debut record from Tennessee’ newest experimental deathgrind outfit Knoll has its share of existential...
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It begins softly, with the somber plucking of strings as many hundreds of folk records have begun before. Über den Sternen’s opening guitar line is...
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When faced with an album cover such as this the mind spins. The bands moniker brings to mind a vicious scene from a Salvador...
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What's in a name? Many acts sport a name which warrant research to sate the curiosity. "Nixil", could mean (and is translated as) several things;...
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Don’t know about you, but this is just what the doctor ordered, classic death metal with no frills, overflowing with catchy, cranium-crushing riffs. You...
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My first encounter with Winterfylleth came via their 2012 album, The Threnody of Triumph. It was basically a two ships passing in the night...
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Even as a statuette the idea of an iron-ized Ronald Reagan is fucking terrifying. Lewis Black was one who shared similar sentiments when he...
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Sad news, ladies and gents. Following the release of Witch Mountain's new album, Mobile of Angels, vocalist Uta Plotkin will be leaving the band....
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Before you get into this review, if you've never heard Pallbearer before, go listen to their stunning debut Sorrow & Extinction. When you're done...
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Well here's a debut album loaded with enough old school rock n' roll balls to get the geriatrics swinging their jeans, catchy and fresh...
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