Review: Harvest Of Ash ‘Castaway’
The second record from Utah‘s sludgy doom merchants Harvest Of Ash has been apparently quite the struggle to create. There
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Author: Sandy Williamson
Review: Wardruna ‘Birna’
Wardruna are more of a musical collective than a band, a group of like-minded individuals whose talents to bring an
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Review: Mammoth Grinder ‘Undying Spectral Resonance’ EP
If there was ever a band that you knew was going to be heavy as fuck just on the name
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Review: Primal Code ‘Opaque Fixation’
The debut record from ferocious Chicago-ans Primal Code, Opaque Fixation, is marked as no-frills death metal, which is always a
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Review: Bile Caster ‘Writhing Between Birth And Death’
Leicester’s Bile Caster have been slugging their way through the British underground for about five years now and following a
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Review: Blood Incantation ‘Absolute Elsewhere’
The new lords of cosmic progressive death metal have returned from whatever dimension they normally inhabit when not on our
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Review: Eldrim ‘Daudarstev’
When you think of Viking folk music, you are inevitably drawn immediately to Wardruna and their litany of special albums
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Review: Kurokuma ‘Of Amber And Sand’
A decade after Sheffield’s Kurokuma first appeared in the ever productive UK underground, their second full-length record Of Amber And
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Review: Orme ‘No Serpents, No Saviours’ EP
The self-titled, double album debut from UK sludge/drone/doom trio Orme was pretty well received last year, but when it is
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Review: Trog ‘Horrors Beyond’
New Jersey death metallers Trog are a band I have kept a close eye on since they were Troglorot and
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Review: SUMAC ‘The Healer’
SUMAC are a band that I’ve always heard good things about, but never managed to get around to listening to
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