EP Review: Norrsköld – Red Night Fever (Self Released)
Deriving from the cold forests of Sweden, Norrsköld return with their third EP ‘Red Night Fever’. Out on November 8th, 2023.
Author: Carl Fisher
Album Review: The Mosaic Window – Plight of Acceptance (Willowtip Records)
Melodic death/black metal solo act The Mosaic Window has inked a deal with Willowtip Records that will see the re-release of the band’s debut full-length, Plight of Acceptance. Originally released digitally by the band in June of this year, Plight of Acceptance will now appear on CD and vinyl formats on November 10th, 2023.
Katatonia to Close Uprising 7 in Leicester!
With the seventh instalment already full with some big names in Metal and Alternative music, UPRISING is thrilled to announce the headliner for UPRISING 7. Closing the main event on Saturday 25th May will be Melancholic Swedish Metallers, KATATONIA.
Album Review: Acid Throne – Kingdom’s Death (Trepanation Recordings)
Set against the bleak backdrop of political turmoil and a world at war, Acid Throne have crafted a debut album of monumental proportions. ‘Kingdom’s Death’ marks a decisive milestone for the band and exhibits a huge creative step forward from their first release, ‘The Demo’, released in April 2022. Kingdom’s Death will be released on November 8th, 2023.
The Poker Cheat Sheet of Horror Games: 4 Ways to Immediately Improve Your Gameplay
Are you ready to elevate your poker game to spine-chilling heights inspired by the mysterious world of horror games? Imagine a poker night where your strategies are as sharp as a vampire’s fangs, and your bluffs are as enigmatic as a ghost’s whisper.
Horror Movie Review: The Loch Ness Horror (2023)
Written and directed by Tyler-James, The Loch Ness Horror asks the eternal question – what if The Loch Ness Monster was real and it was deadly?
Game – Movie Review: Five Nights At Freddy’s (2023)
Five Nights at Freddy’s, an adaption of the video game franchise of the same name, that aims for mass appeal and ends up being wholly unremarkable. A film that does little to excite or offend, sitting squarely in the middle as a competent adaption and sanitised horror movie.
Game Review: Alan Wake 2 (Xbox Series X)
Alan Wake 2, it’s been a very long wait for this. In fact, it’s been so long that few ever expected it to happen at all. Even if the original game did end in a way that suggested a sequel could be possible.