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Mork / Katedralen is an essential Black Metal listen

Thomas Eriksen, the man behind Norwegian Black Metal act Mork, returns with his fifth studio full length 'Katedralen'. Mork was primarily a side-project created in 2004, but with the debut album 'Isebakke'...

Baest / Death Metal candy for the ears

Danish Death Metal phenomenon Baest have been busy establishing themselves as one of the countrys most promising recent Metal acts. Both their debut album 'Danse Macabre' in 2008, closely followed by 2019’s...

Utbyrd / Symphonic Black Metal both emotively powerful and exhilarating

Originally released independently in a limited capacity, 'Varskrik', the debut release from Norwegian Symphonic Black Metal outfit Utbyrd, is now set for a physical launch via Petrichor, something that a work of...

Chainsword / An exhilarating breath of fresh air

They may be fairly new to the scene having formed in 2016, but Polish Old School Death Metal outfit Chainsword are an exhilarating breath of fresh air in a genre which has...

Sullen Guest / Embrace the emotional experience of Chapter III

Formed in 2013, Lithuania’s first ever Death/Doom Metal outfit Sullen Guest return with a second studio full length 'Chapter III'. This follows their 2018 release 'IIIIXXI', which saw a major change of...

This is Turin / A dense and intense slice of technical excellence

UK Technical Blackened Death Metal brutalists This Is Turin return with another face searing EP, 'T.U.R.I.N.'. The EP contains just three tracks encompassing a mere thirteen minutes, but it is such a...

DayGlo Mourning / ‘Dead Star’ is a classic Doom gem

Whilst it is true that most of the time I like my Metal to be so brutal it sears the flesh from my face, it is not always the case. Sometimes I...

Revulsion / Debut full length definitely worth the wait

Finland's Revulsion have been around since 2010, and in that time have dropped three independent releases; a demo, an EP and a single and now are set to finally release 'Revulsion', their...

Angelus Apatrida / Riding the Thrash tsunami of the bands seventh album

Spanish Thrashers Angelus Apatrida formed almost twenty years ago and since then they have earned and maintained a well-deserved reputation as modern Thrash Metal greats. This has been achieved by a consistent...

Cult of Luna / at their finest with Red Creek debut ‘The Raging River’

The ever-busy Swedish Atmospheric/Progressive/Sludge Metal six piece Cult of Luna return with another new EP, 'The Raging River'. It it their first album on Red Creek, the band's newly created record label....

Hell-Born / ‘Natas Liah’ is an end to end brutal delight

Polish Extreme Cult Metal legends Hell-Born return with their first album in twelve years, 'Natas Liah', a wittily playful 'Hail Satan' backwards, which the band believes is "by far the best album...

Belushi Speed Ball / Spongebob influences gives Metal madness we all need

There are bands who do things by the book. And then there is Louisville Crossover Thrashers Belushi Speed Ball, who have "successfully thumbed their collective nose at conformism since 2013." Belushi Speed...

Riddlebreak / Architeuthis is brilliantly eclectic and very well balanced

Almost five years to the day, Johannesburg’s Progressive influenced Metalcore outfit Riddlebreak return with a second EP 'Architeuthis', which means Giant Squid. It is the follow up to 2016’s 'Collapsar' EP, which...

Yoth Iria / As The Flame Withers is a musical masterpiece

Formed in 2019 but with a line-up pedigree that goes back thirty-five years, Yoth Iria is the brainchild of Greek Black Metal veterans Jim Mutilator (Dimitris "Jim" Patsouris) on bass and The...

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