Developed by Tonguc Bodur and Eastasiasoft Limited and published by the latter, Cions of Vega is every bit the walking simulator you’d expect, but if you’re willing to spend a bit more time with it, you’ll find a story that is atmospheric and interesting.
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Mastiff have announced their forthcoming album, Deprecipice, will be released on 22nd March via MNRK Heavy. The band have introduced the new album by sharing a very special video for their first single, ‘Serrated ft. Harry Nott (Burner)’.
New Heavy Sounds presents a new multi-record project by Cold in Berlin called ‘The Wounds’. It consists of an EP, ‘The Body is the Wound’, and an album, due in 2024, The Wounds is a musical vade mecum of what is to come in a fresh era for the band. The new EP will be released on January 19th, 2024.
Resolve have announced their biggest UK and Europe tour to date with support from Cane Hill, Acres and Half Me. Tickets are on sale – Friday 19th January at 10am GMT.
Portland progressive sludge masters Lord Dying return with the next part of their planned trilogy of albums surrounding existential meditation on death. Called ‘Clandestine Transcendence’, the new album continues the narrative centred around the character that the band calls The Dreamer and what happens beyond death. It will be released on January 19th, 2024, via MNRK Heavy.
Don’t Look Away is one of those really frustrating horror movies that starts off strongly and slowly gets worse as it goes on. Committing the sin of giving its villain basic rules to follow, then throwing them out the window as the film grinds to a halt.
Bournemouth rock quintet South Of Salem return with their second album, Death Of The Party, released January 19th, 2024, via their own label, Spider Party Records.
Sheffield emo rockers The Throwaway Scene will release their much-anticipated debut EP, ‘On Death & Dying’ on January 26th, 2024. We spoke to the band about the upcoming release, their incredible 2023, what the future holds, and how they plan to keep the momentum going.
