With their 12th studio album, ‘Opvs Contra Natvram,’ Poland’s extreme metal titans Behemoth have compiled a mostly captivating record with a ton of potential for future work.
Journalism student in the UK. Avid concert-goer, amateur photographer, gig promoter. When he isn’t rambling about the state of journalism, attempting to write poetry, or playing Skyrim for the 50th time, he’s usually surrounded by coffee and listening to Balakirev or Hypothermia.
Warm and inviting in some parts, equally cold and crushing in others, ‘Celestial Blues’ is a journey of poetic and grandiose proportions you do not want to miss
The Funeral Orchestra formed 18 years ago, but you wouldn’t think it by looking at their discography. The funeral…
Formed in 2000, the Californian extreme industrial outfit Dawn of Ashes – a metaphor for the ‘beginning of an…
In the ‘90s, metal was at a crossroads. It had spread its branches from the thrash, black, doom, and…
The Northern Indiana depressive black metal outfit, Nodus Tollens released its debut full-length record on July 7th via Trepanation…
Floor Jansen is one of the most prominent and successful names in contemporary metal. In 1997, at the age…
In one of the first of its kind since the COVID-19 quarantine processes began, Katatonia held a livestream concert…
Forgotten Tomb is on the cusp of releasing their tenth studio album, Nihilistic Estrangement, on May 8th via Agonia…
When it comes to elusiveness, few are more so than An Autumn for Crippled Children. The pseudonym-comprising outfit started…
The electronic world is ever-expanding and diving head-first into experimental new territories on a near-daily basis thanks in large…
During these uncertain times, some things we can all do with is more creativity and positivity. As the COVID-19…
With a passion for tradition and history, Graham Brooks started Barishi (previously known as the instrumental act Atlatl) in…