Video Premiere: Vivienne Cure – Without Me (Eminem Cover)
Experimental doom metal and alternative gothic artist Vivienne Cure has released a delightful and intriguing cover of rap-artist Eminem’s Without Me, alongside a video.
Author: Carl Fisher
EP Review: Mortal Blood – Fate’s Overture (Self Released)
Gothic doom metal band Mortal Blood will release their brand-new five-song EP, Fate’s Overture, on June 29th, 2023.
Album Review: Tsjuder – Helvegr (Season of Mist)
Since their inception in 1993, Oslo’s Tsjuder have been responsible for some of the most hate-filled ferocity perpetrated under the banner of true Norwegian black metal. Now, in the year 2023, they return with their brand-new opus, ‘Helvegr,’ out on June 23rd via Season of Mist.
Is Fear on Your Side? Halloween Slots are the Ideal Solution
While some of us tend to jump at the slightest sound out of the ordinary, others enjoy being scared from time to time. In this case, there are indeed plenty of options to get the blood flowing.
Album Review: Trophy Eyes – Suicide and Sunshine (Hopeless Records)
Just like the title Suicide and Sunshine, Trophy Eyes’ fourth album is about contrast. About light and dark. About beauty and tragedy. About the full spectrum of life, as told through the eyes of frontman John Floreani. Suicide and Sunshine is out on June 23rd, 2023, via Hopeless Records.
EP Review: The Final Clause Of Tacitus – The Oxygen Is Killing You (Self Released)
‘The Oxygen is Killing You’ is the fourth EP from Reading-based funk-rock four-piece The Final Clause of Tacitus due for release on June 23rd 2023.
Album Review: Mental Cruelty – Zwielicht (Century Media Records)
Rising from the ashes of personal and professional chaos, armed with new vocalist Lukas, Mental Cruelty make their much-anticipated return with ‘Zwielicht’ (translated in English as Twilight’). The new album will be released on June 23rd, 2023, via Century Media Records.
Horror Movie Review: Lake Placid (1999)
Described as a horror comedy, but missing the mark on both fronts, Lake Placid should have been the spiritual successor to the 1980 movie Alligator. Instead, it’s a boorish, plot-hole ridden, and disappointing watch with a baffling cast.