EP Review: Heartline – Pink Lemonade (Self Released)
Adelaide modern metalcore outfit Heartline will release their new EP, ‘Pink Lemonade’, on August 16th, 2024. Exploring honest and thoughtful reflections on a digital and physical world.
Author: Carl Fisher
Album Review: Yosemite in Black – The Pursuit Of (Terminus Hate City)
Yosemite in Black, the hardcore wrecking crew hailing from Atlanta with roots in Douglasville, GA, is unleashing their new album, ‘The Pursuit Of’, on August 16th, 2024, under Terminus Hate City.
Game Review: Bee Simulator (Xbox Series X)
A fun, interesting, thought-provoking, and charming experience, Bee Simulator’s enjoyability is sadly undone by a lack of content, frustrating restrictions, and a ton of bugs that ensure the latter part of the experience is marred.
Horror Movie Review: The Irrefutable Truth about Demons (2000)
Looking, sounding, and feeling like a film from the year 2000, The Irrefutable Truth about Demons is a seriously fun flick provided you’re willing to completely detach your brain and enjoy the absurd ride.
Horror Short Review: Taste in Music (2023)
Written and directed by Kyle Sevenoaks, and starring Christopher Wiborg, Taste in Music is an award-wining comedy horror short inspired by classic 80s gorefests.
Game Review: Beyond Good & Evil – 20th Anniversary Edition (Xbox Series X)
The original game and all its quirks make this 20th Anniversary Edition a worthy addition to anyone’s gaming catalogue. Yes, it is dated and its flaws are still as prominent as ever, but the level of charm, the fun it offers, the excitement it brings, still outweighs any and all negatives. So, getting to play it again, but with some new stuff (minor as most of it is) is welcome.
Single Slam: Hidden Mothers, Grimgotts, Roses Unread, Abramelin, Akkadian, 1349, Mandragora, Black Lesion, Future Palace, Tremonti, Earthbound, and Nails!
Today’s single slam features Hidden Mothers, Grimgotts, Roses Unread, Abramelin, Akkadian, 1349, Mandragora, Black Lesion, Future Palace, Tremonti, Earthbound, and Nails.
EP Review: Jade/Sanctuarium – The Sempiternal Wound (Pulverised Records)
Two macabre death and doom masters, Jade and Sanctuarium, have unified as one for a split EP called ‘The Sempiternal Wound’. It will be released on August 13th, 2024, via Pulverised Records.