Album Review: Calcine – Common Love Common Nausea (Church Road Records)
Parisian hardcore band Calcine will release their brand-new album ‘Common Love Common Nausea’ via Church Road Records on June 21st, 2024.
Author: Carl Fisher
Horror Movie Review: Medusa (2020)
Medusa, otherwise known as Medusa: Queen of the Serpents is familiar territory for those who have seen their fair share of films from Scott Chambers’ Jagged Edge Productions.
Album Review: Cainites – Revenant (Scarlet Records)
Two vampire priests have risen from the deepest blackness: through their dark, gloomy melodic death metal – heavily influenced by the British and Scandinavian masters with a creepy Mediterranean twist – Cainites create their own mystique, portraying the bloody mark they have to carry. Revenant will be released on June 21st, 2024, via Scarlet Records.
Interview: Karmen Field (Written)
UK prog grunge quartet, Karmen Field, charge on with the release of their mesmerising new track and video, Sticky Jam. The song is available to stream now, with the video released on June 14th.
EP Review: Aphelion Entity – Aphelion Entity (Lifeless Chasm Records)
Extreme metal band, Aphelion Entity will release their self-titled debut EP via Lifeless Chasm Records on June 20th, 2024.
Album Review: Wrach – Quae Infra Volo Videre (Apocalyptic Witchcraft)
From the cold dark shadows of Wales emerges Wrach, an enigmatic one-man black metal force. The album ‘Quae Infra Volo Videre’ will emerge from the void on June 20th, 2024 via Apocalyptic Witchcraft.
Horror Movie Review: Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 (2024)
Utilising more time and a higher budget to deliver something quite different to the first film. Something better and something more visceral. Gone is the basic slasher aspects of the first film, and in its place is something clearly inspired by the recent success of Terrifier 2.
Horror Short Review: No Sleep Tonight (2024)
Directed by H. Owen Richardson, and starring Saffron and Verity Richardson, No Sleep Tonight is an apt-title for this horror short as you may struggle to drift off after seeing it.