Review: Divide And Dissolve ‘Insatiable’
In their decade of existence, Divide And Dissolve have gone from one of doom metal’s most intriguing acts to one
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Author: Will J
Review: Järnbörd ‘Filmer För Blinda’
Although death metal is often the heavy genre people most associate with Sweden, the nation’s contribution to grindcore should never
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Top Ten Of 2024: Will J
After several years of doing end of year top tens, this has probably been the most difficult yet. So much
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Leila Abdul-Rauf: An Interview With The Captivating Multi-Instrumentalist
With most artists who span multiple projects, you can often find strong similarities between their different forms. There are some
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Baroness / Graveyard / Pallbearer @ Amager Bio, Copenhagen, 31st October 2024
It’s a cold, windy Halloween night. I’m walking into an old cinema in Copenhagen. The words Pallbearer, Graveyard and Baroness
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Review: Leila Abdul-Rauf ‘Calls From A Seething Edge’
Although perhaps best known for her work in the death metal sphere, Leila Abdul-Rauf has actually been crafting a sonically
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Review: Mari Boine ‘Alva’
Ever since her first release in 1985, Mari Boine has been one of the most prominent forces in the Sámi
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Review: Nails ‘Every Bridge Burning’
It’s been eight years since Nails’ last full-length album, so you’d be forgiven for thinking that a lot will have
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Review: Thou ‘Umbilical’
In the few weeks between the announcement of this album and its release, there has been such an abundance of
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Review: Botanist ‘Paleobotany’
Of all the words used to describe Botanist, the one that might do it best is ‘unconventional’. Their early offerings
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Review: Full Of Hell ‘Coagulated Bliss’
Around two-thirds of the way through Full Of Hell’s headline set at Plan B in Malmö last September, vocalist Dylan
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