Review: King Of None ‘In The Realm’
Straight out of the bat, this is a damn fine album. The early riffs that come blaring out of the
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Review: Mastiff ‘Deprecipice’
Somewhere in a parallel universe, I’m sure that Mastiff are headlining huge shows across the globe as they have always
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Review: Oakfarm ‘Oakfarm’
Suppose you are a fan of vintage heavy rock that sounds like a hedonistic trip away to your favourite hideaway,
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Review: Witch Vomit ‘Funeral Sanctum’
There has been a lot of anticipation and noise surrounding the third album from Portland’s Witch Vomit. Their previous two
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Review: BRAT ‘Social Grace’
As we all know, putting bands into pigeon holes can sometimes be a problem as they get labelled all too
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Review: Leather Lung ‘Graveside Grin’
I’m sure that I’m not the first, and definitely won’t be the last, person to think this, but upon hearing
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Review: Exhorder ‘Defectum Omnium’
Let’s be brutally honest, when most people think of the band Exhorder, they will immediately cast their mind back to
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Review: Firefriend ‘Rcknrll’
When you listen to the opening tracks of albums, they should take your mind away from the usual mundane crap
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Review: Clouds Taste Satanic ’79 A.E.’
There are not been many bands over the last few years who have excited me as much as Clouds Taste
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Review: Cower ‘Celestial Devastation’
It’s hard to know where to start with this one, as the follow-up to their acclaimed debut Boys, is a
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Review: Kungens Män ‘För Samtida Djur 1’
That thirteen-second intro of an old analogue telephone being dialled brought back so many memories of a happier time before
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