Interview: Perpetual Paradox (Written)
Ferocious UK heavy hitters, Perpetual Paradox, charge forward with the release of their explosive debut album, ‘Deathwish’, out June 27th. In this interview we get to know them a little better.
Author: Carl Fisher
Album Review: Slung – In Ways (Fat Dracula)
Brighton rock band Slung’s debut album ‘In Ways’ is a collaborative combustion of its members’ experiences, circumstances and supreme musicianship. It will be released on May 2nd, 2025, via Fat Dracula.
Live Review: Employed to Serve with Celestial Sanctuary and Burner at O2 Academy Islington, London (20/04/25)
British metallers, Employed to Serve went out on a brief jaunt around the UK culminating in their biggest headline show to date, at London’s O2 Academy in Islington. A show that promised to be one to remember even before Employed to Serve hit the stage. Why? Because they brought two incredible bands out with them. Namely Celestial Sanctuary and Burner.
Interview: Shuggah (Multi-Instrumentalist) (Video/Audio)
We recently spoke to post-metal artist Shuggah, learning more about her creative process, how her debut album, ‘Her Chrysalis’, came about, and so much more.
EP Review: Melting – You Exist Because We Allow It (Greyscale Records)
Metal outfit Melting, self-described as sonic aggression made in Melbourne, will release their much-anticipated debut EP ‘You Exist Because We Allow It’ out Friday May 2nd via Greyscale.
Finding Excitement in Unexpected Places
Life has a funny way of surprising us. Just when we fall into the lull of routine or think we have seen it all, something small and unexpected can jolt us awake again. Sometimes, it is not the grand adventures or elaborate plans that bring joy—it’s the random detours, the spontaneous moments, and the hidden gems we stumble across by accident.
Album Review: Shuggah – Her Chrysalis (Mongrel Records)
Post-metal artist Shuggah is set to unleash her debut album, ‘Her Chrysalis’, an immersive, conceptual journey born from years of musical and artistic exploration. Inspired by Russian Circles, Chelsea Wolfe, Psychonaut, Cult of Luna, and Tool, the (almost entirely) instrumental album will be released on May 9th, 2025, via Mongrel Records.
Horror Movie Review: Campfire Tales (1997)
Released in that less than stellar period of horror, the late 90s, Campfire Tales is notable really for one thing and that is its cast. Many of whom have become household names.