Album review: Heaven & Hell – Breaking Out Of Heaven 2007 – 2009Black Sabbath’s Dio reunion gets repressed with added stunning live stuff, in glorious Heaven & Hell mega boxset.
Album review: Black Label Society – Engines Of DemolitionMeet the new boss, same as the old boss: 12th Black Label Society release maintains big riffing standards…
Album review: Tigers Jaw – Lost On YouEmo veterans Tigers Jaw are back, and their philosophical lyricism will have you longing for places you haven’t even been.
Film review: Bring Me The Horizon L.I.V.E. In São PauloBring Me The Horizon prove why they’re still leaders of the pack with their epic, immersive concert film, L.I.V.E. In São Paulo…
Album review: Mallavora – What If Better Never Comes?Multi-faceted Brit alt.metal clan Mallavora lay down statement of intent with debut that straddles struggle and success…
Album review: Don Broco – Nightmare TrippingBedford boys Don Broco welcome you to their nightmare on dark and twisty fifth album, Nightmare Tripping.
Album review: Moodring – death fetishViolent, cold and visceral, Moodring’s second album death fetish is a brilliant excision of the pain of grieving a life limited by illness.
Album review: Hellripper – CoronachRun for the highlands! Blackthrash standard-bearers Hellripper explore Scottish history and folklore on ferocious fourth album Coronach.
Live review: Waterparks, Glasgow BarrowlandsScotland gets a wild ride as Waterparks tease their next chapter and throw a party that threatens to get out of control.
Album review: Exodus – GoliathThrash icons Exodus still pack a decent punch on turbulent 12th album Goliath.
Album review: Gaerea – LossEnigmatic Porto philosophers Gaerea adventure far beyond the black on fifth album Loss…
Album review: Filth Is Eternal – Impossible WorldSeattle punks Filth Is Eternal get angrier but more accessible on incendiary fourth album Impossible World.
Album review: Poison The Well – Peace In PlaceMetalcore pioneers Poison The Well return with first album in 17 years to prove that absence really does make the heart grow fonder.
Album review: YONAKA – Until You’re SatisfiedOn their long-awaited second album YONAKA have rediscovered their centre of gravity. Will you be satisfied? For sure.
Album review: n0trixx – A Catalogue Of Madness And MelancholiaRussian alt. rapper n0trixx steps out of the shadows into an even deeper darkness on beguiling debut A Catalogue Of Madness And Melancholia.
Album review: Lamb Of God – Into OblivionNot mellowing with age: Lamb Of God roar back to their best with a furious, cathartic echo of their younger selves.
