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20th February, 2026Camden Town, London As the winter is dragging it’s damp heels, it came as a sweet relief to find The Dev pub toasty warm. We can imagine that temperatures will only rise tonight as we came to…
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A review by Gioia – Napierdalac launch into 2026 by revisiting their debut single, Feasting Upon the Corpse of the Lord. It feels less like a simple re-release and more like a deliberate sharpening of a track that clearly matters…
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Death Metal Japan Released 26th January, 2026 The Nagano City natives have made a bold choice for their second album, NOCTURNAL VISIONS. Where INVICTUS’ 2020 debut was a hammer to the face in brutal death metal with a dark, thrash…
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Death/Groove Metal Poland Released 30th January, 2026 Ah, the mega highway that is “groove”. Where does one definitively put a finger on that term in terms of metal music? It seems absolutely anywhere and everywhere, but things get blurry when defining it…
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Psychedelic/Stoner Rock New Zealand Released 30th January 2026 For a band coming from such a green and temperate island, they certainly have some desert dust in their boots. The four piece hailing from the capital of Wellington have followed up…
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A Review by Gioia – Terramorta return with The Fading Lumina’s Embrace, a confident step into a more focused blend of black, death, and symphonic metal. The album is cinematic and atmospheric, balancing brutality with orchestral depth and a strong sense…
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Gothic Death Metal Netherlands Released 19th January, 2026 The Groningen quintet galvanise their gothic sound with album number 2. Although, technically this is SAD WHISPERINGS first proper album, it’s only a name change from The Bleeding (and the odd replacing…
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Death/Thrash MetalSwitzerland Released 16th January, 2026 on Testimony Records It must be a great and proud moment when you release an album. That hard slog writing, rehearsing and getting it down perfect for, not just the fans, but also an…
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A review by Gioia- Karnivrous’ “We Let Them In” is a heavy, ambitious EP that blends deathcore brutality with groove, dissonance, and flashes of progressive and djent style precision. The first track, Kaiju, sets the record straight immediately, starting with…
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Fracture Point join our friends in Regicide for a trip to the south coast as they head to The Hobbit in Southampton on the 13th February for this FREE ENTRY rager
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