Review: Fires In The Distance ‘Air Not Meant For Us’
Two years ago I picked up the debut album from Connecticut melodic death metal band Fires In The Distance on
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Death Doom
Review: Sorrowful Land ‘Faded Anchors Of The Past’
Ukrainian one-man death/doom act Sorrowful Land have returned from a five-year break to release their third full-length through Black Lion
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Review: Tribunal ‘The Weight Of Remembrance’
A brand new entity of deep gothic doom, Vancouver duo Tribunal bring the crushing, velvety darkness on their debut record
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Review: Celestial Season ‘Mysterium II’
Dutch death/doom legends Celestial Season returned to their miserable, gothic roots on Mysterium I, released earlier this year, and they
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Review: The Sombre ‘Monuments Of Grief’
It’s not often that you can describe someone as ‘a one-man musical movement’, but Maurice de Jong is about as
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Review: Autopsy ‘Morbidity Triumphant’
What do you even say about Autopsy at this point in their long and illustrious career? If you’ve by some
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Review: Enchantment ‘Cold Soul Embrace’
Somewhere lost in the mists of time (or more accurately my mother’s attic), there is a box full of cassettes
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Review: Ataraxy ‘The Last Mirror’
I’ve followed Spanish underground legend death metallers Ataraxy for a number of years now, since I heard their Revelations Of
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Review: Malignant Aura ‘Abysmal Misfortune Is Draped Upon Me’
As the weather improves and the days get longer here in the UK, I often need something to drag me
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Review: Celestial Season ‘Mysterium I’
The early 1990s saw some major movements in the realm of heavy music. Not only was death metal making itself
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Review: Konvent ‘Call Down The Sun’
One thing worth clarifying is Konvent, translated from Danish to English means ‘convention’ rather than ‘convent’, as in a community
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