Review: –(16)– ‘Forgeries Vol. 1, 1972 – 1984’
A covers album can be one of two things: an easy cash-in record to fill time between studio releases or,
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Review: TONS ‘Stoned Villains’
A menacing laugh – most likely from the late great Vincent Price (think the end of Thriller) – opens TONS’
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Review: Radian ‘Subterfuge’
What if Ancient Egypt never fell? Would we live in a world of massive modern pyramids ruling our skylines? Would
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Premiere: –(16)– ‘Forgeries Vol 1, 1972–1984’ – New Album Drops Tomorrow, 1st May
Few bands have carved out a path quite like –(16)–. For more than three decades, the Southern California veterans have
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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: Moloch ‘Bend. Break. Kneel. Crawl.’
British sludge doom titans Moloch have been missing in action for a while, with seven long years passing since their
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Review: Primitive Man ‘Observance’
When Primitive Man enter a stage, everyone in the room takes notice. I know this from experience. Back in 2012
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Review: Mastiff ‘For All The Dead Dreams’ EP
Yorkshire sludge/doom/hardcore monsters Mastiff have been bulldozing their way across these grim shores for over a decade now, and hot
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Review: Modder ‘Destroying Ourselves For A Place In The Sun’
I was kind of lulled into a false sense of security when I had my first listen to the third
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Review: Master Charger ‘Posthumous Resurrection’
The Resurrection Of the Doom Masters. Master Charger, John James (guitar, Vocals), Dave Hayes (bass) and Ste Dudley (drums), is
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Premiere: Clamfight – Self-Titled Album Releases This Friday, 16th May
Clamfight‘s self-titled album crashes onto the metal scene like a storm, delivering a powerful blend of heavy sludge and doom
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