Tag: metal

  • Mat checks out the reissue of a 20 year old underground favorite that finally makes it from Bristol to Spotify… Bristol groove metallers, with a thrash  pedigree, remastered their second EP for its twentieth anniversary. 2004, when looking back on it,…

    Review – Fourwaykill – 24 (More) Hours To Die (Reissued/Remastered)
  • Once again Mat Price goes above and beyond for a review and interviews at this the 4 coming of the London Metal Coalition Showcase… Battle Of The Brew Although I’m not new to the Signature Brew site, This being the…

    Review & Interviews – Battle Of The Brew 4
  • Mat Price once again heads to the dome, this time to catch veteran metallers Anvil, and whilst not our normal thrash fair, they are adjacent enough for us to enjoy the riffs!! …. here’s what he thought of the show..…

    Live Review – Anvil – The Dome – 11th October
  • This is great news for one of our favorite new wave thrash bands… great work Listenable!! Listenable is absolutely delighted to announce a multi album deal with CHEMICIDE for the next band’s recordings ,and also reissuing the band’s previous albums…

    News – Chemicide sign with Listenable Records
  • Mat Price heads to the Legendary Cart & Horses to catch Solitary and Struck A Nerve, here’s his review – he also had a chat with our mate Nathan from Struck A Nerve, so catch the bonus interview at the…

    Live Review – Solitary – Cart & Horses – 14th September
  • Apologies to the Solitary Boys, this has been sat in my inbox for way too long….. but better late than never as Mat Price checks out the latest release from the UK Thrash Veterans… The Preston pugilists come out swinging…

    Review – Solitary – Embracing Darkness
  • It’s that time where we throw our managed bands releases to our own wolves, as always the review team get to say what they want… so lets see what Hutch things of the new Thrasherwolf album…. Inside The Sickened Mind…

    Review – Thrasherwolf – Inside the Sickened Mind 
  • Reviewed by Neil Bolton The Passing begins with a Black Sabbath rain effect alongside a peaceful guitar intro. and then this London five piece soon bring this tune to a slow, but purposeful beginning . Don’t get me wrong this…

    Imperium – The Passing (single)