Review: Witchsorrow ‘The Devil And All His Works’
Long-running Hampshire, UK doom metal trio, Witchsorrow, return with their first full-length in eight years, The Devil And All His
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Review: Warning ‘Rituals Of Shame’
Don’t ya just hate it when some thirty-year-old in a battle jacket says their first Metallica album was Kill ‘Em
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Review: We Follow The Earth ‘Foamdrinker’
It isn’t very often that an act comes along that leaves me speechless these days. Mostly, a vast amount of
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Review: Wildernesses ‘Growth’
If ever there was a band you should latch on to immediately, one that references the cult classic The X-Files
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Review: Witchcraft ‘A Sinner’s Child’ EP
I keep having one of those recurring thoughts in my head about whether I’ve seen Witchcraft live, and if not,
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Review: Weedpecker ‘V’
Poland’s Weedpecker has been one of my favorites for a number of years. Their dare-I-say silly (intentionally?) band name might
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Review: Wolftooth ‘Wizard’s Light’
Having gotten into heavy music at the tail-end of the ‘eighties ’80s, my tastes have walked a tightrope between what
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Review: Wino ‘Create Or Die’
Chances are if you’re reading this review, or The Sleeping Shaman in general, the man known as Wino needs no
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Review: Woodhawk ‘Love Finds A Way’
Calgary’s grooving stoner trio Woodhawk celebrate a decade of existence by releasing their fourth, and possibly finest, album Love Finds
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Review: Wenches ‘Stupid Sick’
Having now been on the Wenches thrill ride for the last couple of releases, one thing that always makes me
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Review: Witchrot ‘Soul Cellar’
There’s a slow, pedestrian paced start to Possession Deepens as the rumbling bass line from Jon Ferreira is joined by
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