The NT death metallers return to blaspheme the ears of the worthy with their second album North. So how does it stand up. Some bands struggle with ideas for the second album, sometimes second-guessing and […]
When I received Loki’s Slaughter to review, I intentionally didn’t look at Fenrir‘s Facebook page and to be honest when I first listened to the album I didn’t realise the band were Australian. I’m not […]
This is the all-important third album for this four-piece from Wellington NZ. I’ve been a fan since I first heard Damn the Sky, and having reviewed the prior two albums, had my hand up early […]
Grill is the self-titled EP from a Blue Mountains based progressive metal band. The style seems to be a blend of almost all forms of extreme metal from the frantic fast-paced drums and guitars of […]
This type of band can only exist somewhere between the realms of reality and the realms of sheer madness. From the first listen, Sanzu is attempting to open a wormhole inside your head. Initially, it […]
Amon Amarth are back with more viking metal in the form of their latest album “Jomsviking”. We talk to guitarist Johan Söderberg about the new songs and the growing popularity of Norse Mythology. What’s […]
Sludge/Metal band from the Brazilian desert and this is their second album. Rapture – Half a minute of sonic disturbance lead us in Iddqd – The title is the doom cheat code that gives you […]
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