Category: Review
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Neil Bolton checks out the new log awaited album from the mighty Devastator! Here’s what he thinks!! There is a lot of excitement and expectation revolving around Devastator’s new album, “Conjurers Of Cruelty” A lot of that excitement and expectation…
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Gareth checks out the recent offering German Melo-deathers.. Hiraes, here’s what he thinks!! With a band name derived from the Welsh word “hiraeth”, which stands for ‘the nostalgia and yearning for lost places of the past or a home that…
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Hutch heads to Berlin for the first of his reviews in the coming weeks from German Thrashers, here’s what he thinks of their sophomore outing… I’d never heard of these four thrashers before Left in Shards arrived in the in-box.…
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When you look upon the artwork of this album and you see a gritty decayed scene of tombstones, ravens and an emerging Zombie hand you uncover more references to the afterlife the longer you look. They do say you hear…
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Our pals in Sawticide dropped a new track on Friday and the London Death/Thrashers continue to draw ‘bleughrrrr’ from the darkest corners of their minds and through to their strumming fingers. This is nearly 6 minutes of dark, intense and…
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From the very first millisecond of this monstrous single, Suffer provide a barrage of viciousness, combining intense drums, evil guitar tones and punchy bass, all served up with a demonic vocal accompaniment. Suffer are holding nothing back and letting the…
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It’s Hutch’s last review of the year, and what a better way to finish that with a UK band, here’s what he thinks of the new album from the Catalysis lads… It’s been a while since I crossed the path…
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Hutch reviews the debut album from Dublin Thrashers Crossfire, here’s what he thinks… Having a name that is used by about a zillion thrash bands isn’t the most helpful when hunting down information as part of your due diligence in…
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Sheffield.. the city of steel, and whilst the industrial revolution has long passed the city is still offering up some musical deep cuts. Who knows why some areas become aligned to a genre and tap into a rich and ever…
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Gareth straps in for a round of cold thrash from Canada… here’s what he thinks of the new album by Aggression If you like your thrash a bit more primordial, then Canadian metalheads Aggression might just be up your street? Formed back…
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