Album Review: Rile – Pessimist (Church Road Records)
Rile, the hardcore band hailing from Salt Lake City and featuring members from the renowned group Cult Leader, will release their debut album, ‘Pessimist’, on October 27th via Church Road Records.
Author: Carl Fisher
EP Review: Summoning Death – A Traumatic Night of the Creeps (Chaos Records)
Chaos Records presents the brand-new EP from Mexican death metal band, Summoning Death. It’s called ‘A Traumatic Night of the Creeps’, and it will be released on October 28th, 2023, on CD and cassette tape formats.
Interview: Michael Webster (Video/Audio)
Michael Webster is a singer-songwriter and producer based in Manchester, UK. Playing music described as ‘folk-grunge’ with a Northern edge. We spoke to Michael about his incredible workload, how he finds the time to do everything, what aspects he really enjoys, the importance of musicians helping each other out, and so much more.
Album Review: Sorcerer – Reign of the Reaper (Metal Blade Records)
Since their rebirth in 2010, through a string of amazing live performances, signing to Metal Blade Records and releasing three excellent metal albums, Sorcerer have been firing on all cylinders with no plans of stopping for anyone. On October 27th, 2023, they will release their new album ‘Reign of the Reaper’ via Metal Blade Records.
Album Review: In This Moment – Godmode (BMG)
There’s no halting In This Moment’s momentum and drive as new album ‘Godmode’ arrives on October 27th, 2023, via BMG. Godmode is the alternative rock band’s eight album, and it comes at a transformative time for the band.
Album Review: The Sound of Origin – Man in the Arena (Self Released)
Combining elements of doom, stoner, blues, and sludge, Huddersfield, UK, band The Sound Origin (previously known as just Sound of Origin) are back with a brand-new album called ‘Man in the Arena’. The new album will be released on October 27th, 2023.
Horror Movie Review: Pet Sematary: Bloodlines (2023)
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines sees Paramount dragging the corpse of this franchise, burying it in the shallow depths of their personal cursed ground, and gleefully watching as it drunkenly staggers around afterwards. All while expecting it to make a ton of money with its shambolic performance.
Live Review: Gama Bomb with Desolator at Boston Music Room, Tuffnell Park, London (22/10/23)
Drunk or sober, lively or sleepy, Gama Bomb are an excellent band live, and I already can’t wait until they’re back again.