Review: Azken Auzi ‘Infernua’
French sludge doom duo Azken Auzi have returned to the fold with their new record Infernua on Argonauta Records. The
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Author: Sandy Williamson
Review: Owls Over Oaks ‘O.O.O.’
The new record from extreme drone doom Italians Owls Over Oaks is called O.O.O., and you can probably guess what
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Review: Moloch ‘Bend. Break. Kneel. Crawl.’
British sludge doom titans Moloch have been missing in action for a while, with seven long years passing since their
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Review: Nytt Land ‘Aba Khan’
The tenth full-length record from Siberian folk duo Nytt Land, Aba Khan, sees them back to picking at the threads
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Review: Converge ‘Love Is Not Enough’
When you are entrusted to review the new record by one of hardcore and extreme music’s most venerated and celebrated
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Review: Invictus ‘Nocturnal Visions’
In case you hadn’t noticed, the world of death metal is probably at its strongest place since the early 2010s,
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Review: Rotten Sound ‘Mass Extinction’ EP
Finnish grindcore veterans Rotten Sound started when their genre was at its lowest coolness factor, blasted everyone to pieces for
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Review: Slomatics ‘Atomicult’
Belfast’s Slomatics are an institution at this point in the UK underground doom and sludge scenes, but their sound has
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Review: Sunn O))) ‘Eternity’s Pillars B/W Raise The Chalice & Reverential’
The first collaboration between drone legends Sunn O))) and the legendary Sub Pop Records, this three-track release sees Greg Anderson
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Review: Mastiff ‘For All The Dead Dreams’ EP
Yorkshire sludge/doom/hardcore monsters Mastiff have been bulldozing their way across these grim shores for over a decade now, and hot
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Review: Cathedral ‘Society’s Pact With Satan’
When I first heard about a new release from departed British doom legends Cathedral was coming out, I was initially
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