Review: Camel Of Doom ‘Splinters Of Time And Other Cosmic Fables’
A decade after Terrestrial, years filled with work on various projects like Self Hypnosis, Lychgate, and occasional contributions to doom
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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: Kilter ‘Ten Billion Years’
Kilter are an incredible trio of musicians based out of New York City and Paris. They play an amazing style
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Review: Monolord ‘Neverending’
At this point, it’s not hyperbole to say that Sweden’s Monolord are among the most revered bands not only in
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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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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: 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: Oolith ‘By Ways Unknown’
I first became aware of Manchester’s melodic doomsters Oolith when I saw them supporting the mighty Froglord and Warlockhunt last
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Review: Ghold ‘Bludgeoning Simulations’
The sad news of Oli Martin’s passing – guitarist and much-appreciated Ghold comrade – came as an untimely shock while
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Video Premiere: Desert Storm ‘Law Unto Myself’ – Taken From New Album That Drops 6th March
Oxford’s very own heavy hitters, Desert Storm, are revving up the engine once again with the premiere of their latest
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Review: Backengrillen ‘Backengrillen’
Sweden’s most famous hardcore punk band, Refused, consistently demonstrated an unquenchable thirst for destruction and distraction, a spirit that seemed
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