Album Review: Conjurer – Unself (Nuclear Blast Records)
Staggering music. I don’t think Conjurer have ever sounded this necessary. Their finest work to date, and one of the best albums of the year.
Author: Carl Fisher
Horror Movie Review: The Banished (2024)
Written and directed by Joseph Sims-Dennett, The Banished is such a frustrating watch and all because the writing wants to be so mysterious, that it becomes downright irrational.
Interview: Talking Horror with Otherworldy Entity (Written)
Who doesn’t love a bit of horror? In this interview we spoke to indie nu-metal, alternative rock, and hard rock band, Otherworldy Entity about all things horror.
Interview: Talking Horror with Anders L. Rasmussen (Written)
Who doesn’t love a bit of horror? In this interview we spoke to rock solo artist, Anders L. Rasmussen about all things horror.
Single Slam: Cage Fight, Mother Vulture, The Pretty Wild, Chairmaker, Save Us, Prompts, The Hirsch Effekt, Survivalist, The Larches, downcast, Limbs, Rising Insane, and MØL!
Today’s single slam features Cage Fight, Mother Vulture, The Pretty Wild, Chairmaker, Save Us, Prompts, The Hirsch Effekt, Survivalist, The Larches, downcast, Limbs, Rising Insane, and MØL.
Interview: Keep It Quiet – Honest and Open – The Greyhaven Way with Vocalist Brent Mills (Video/Audio)
Out now via Solid State Records, the open and honest album, ‘Keep It Quiet’, is the topic of conversation in this interview with vocalist Brent Mills. We really dig into the album, but also have some fun talking about tour life, the satisfaction that comes from connecting with people, and so much more.
Weekly Review Roundup: Monday 13th October 2025 – Friday 17th October 2025
From bombastic power metal to anthemic rock, and old school hardcore, to brat metal, progressive thrash, theatrical black metal, and experimental weirdness. We’ve reviewed some great releases this week, and here’s our weekly reminder of what has been covered.
Book Review: Madness from the Sea (Jonathon T. Cross)
Madness from the Sea is breathless, energetic from the word go and filled with the kind of vibrancy that allows the imagination to run wild.