In 1992, Seattle rock band Alice in Chains released Dirt, which became the band’s defining album and their most…
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Starting a new chapter in their career, Canterbury band Struck/Down are premiering their new single “Wandering Child” right here.
Japanese trio, Boris continues to promote their just-released new album, NO, and now have also unveiled a dystopian music…
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Wolves Among the Ashes (Century Media), the latest full-length from French extreme metal outfit Svart Crown is a nuanced exercise in balancing varied and often conflicting musical styles. We had a chat with founder JB le Bail about the album, the band’s influences and what to expect.
The Thelema-inspired doom of Caronte, with Schammasch’s ritualistic blackened death, rounded off by the no-nonsense black metal assault of Enthroned: what more could any self-respecting Luciferian occultist ask for a pleasant night? Well done to District 19 for putting together a great show at Netherlands’ P60 Pop Podium.
From the deep sea emerges The Osedax, a three-piece sludge metal band ready to deliver a real earworm with their brand new song “White Horse / Tempest.”
L’héritage du monde, the debut album on Sepulchral Productions from Quebec’s Trépas, is an exhausting experience, but one that invokes sense memory beyond the aural making for a more memorable and honest one – and one that leaves a listener eager to repeat it.