Horror Movie Review: Thine Ears Shall Bleed (2024)
Filled with tension and atmosphere, Thine Ears Shall Bleed should be something very special, but a haphazard story and lack of believability to the characters really harms the overall experience.
Author: Carl Fisher
Album Review: Hail Darkness – Death Divine (Vatican Records)
Hail Darkness, the US-based occult rock trio who blend doom and psychedelia into a unique sound, will release their much-anticipated debut album, ‘Death Divine’, on August 15th, 2024, via their own Vatican Records label.
EP Review: Chronicler of Ardul – Sword of Virné (Self Released)
Venture into a world of ambition, forbidden magic, and bloodshed in Chronicler of Ardul’s forthcoming EP, ‘Sword of Virné’. This offering of dark fantasy symphonic death metal is set for release on the 16th of August 2024.
Album Review: Thotcrime – Connection Anxiety (Prosthetic Records)
US/UK cybergrind band Thotcrime return with their third full-length album ‘Connection Anxiety’, due out on August 16th via Prosthetic Records.
Album Review: Egor Lappo – Reasonable Nonsense (Self Released)
‘Reasonable Nonsense’ is the sixth album from prolific Russian solo artist Egor Lappo, out on August 16th, 2024. The album’s title is a play on the absurdity of life, reflecting on how major life events (such as death) can be explained easily with logic but are incredibly difficult to overcome in reality.
EP Review: Berenice – Berenice (APF Records)
Berenice are soon to become a relentless force in the underground music scene, blending hardcore, sludge, crust, and grind into a ferocious sonic onslaught. Their debut self-titled EP is set for release on August 16th, 2024, under the banner of APF Records.
Album Review: Death League – Inferno (Theogonia Records)
The ferocious ensemble that is Death League is set to release their debut album, ‘Inferno’, a storm of unrelenting metal anthems, on August 16th, 2024, via Theogonia Records.
Horror Movie Review: Crabs! (2021)
A comedy horror film that gets more and more ridiculous as it goes on, Crabs! is stupid, Crabs! is fun, and Crabs! is one to remember, even if it’s so far from what many would call a great film.