Asira Announce New Album ‘As Ink in Water’ – Premiere Lead Single ‘Clarity’
Reading-based UK progressive metal band Asira return after eight years with “As Ink in Water”, the long-awaited follow-up to their successful debut album “Efference”.
Author: Carl Fisher
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Mastiff Release New Single ‘A Story Behind Every Light’ and Announce EP ‘For All the Dead Dreams’
Church Road Records is excited to unveil Mastiff’s new single ‘A Story Behind Every Light’, out today and taken from their brand-new EP ‘For All the Dead Dreams’, out via Church Road Records on 24th October 2025.
EP Review: Zetra – Believe (Nuclear Blast)
Enigmatic synth rock duo, Zetra will release a new five-track EP, titled ‘Believe’, digitally on August 22nd via Nuclear Blast Records.
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Between the Buried and Me Announce UK/European ‘The Blue Nowhere’ Headline Tour Dates
Prog- metal titans Between The Buried And Me have announced a UK/European ‘The Blue Nowhere’ headline tour, set to begin on the 19th February in London, England.
Practical Approaches to Managing a Fixed Gaming Budget
A fixed budget for gaming only works if the plan is thought through before spending begins. The goal is to stretch the allowance as far as possible without losing track of where the money goes.
Album Review: Dinosaur Pile-Up – I’ve Felt Better (Mascot Records)
Struggle. Vulnerability. Pain. Resilience. Love. It’s been a hell of a journey that Dinosaur Pile-Up have been on, and they’ve bravely laid it out bare on their new album ‘I’ve Felt Better’. Their first record in six years will be released on August 22nd via Mascot Records.
Interview: Signs of the Swarm – Talking ‘To Rid Myself of Truth’ with Vocalist David Simonich (Video/Audio)
Signs of the Swarm continue to shed their slamming deathcore skin with ‘To Rid Myself of Truth’. We spoke to vocalist David Simonich about it, and so much more.