Tag: music
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Paul Hutchings checks out the new album by Internal Conflict, here’s what he thinks of their Modern Metal sound…. There’s been a lot of noise about Internal Conflict in my media streams recently. The band play Bloodstock in August and…
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Paul Hutchings checks out the debut by Contract Killer, does this crusty thrash punky assault land on target, read on to find out more…. Formed in 2019 as a solo project by Steve Gungle, guitar player from the thrash/punk brusiers Overload, Contract Killer’s girth…
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Frank heads to Germany to check out the new album by Desater..here’s what he thought… After a five year wait, German blackened thrash veterans “Desaster” return with a new release in the form of “Churches without Saints” the ninth full…
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Not quite a normal podcast, blended with not quite a ukthrashers guide to… this week Jon caught up with brand new Bristol Heavy Metal Record Shop ‘Black City Records’ And chat about setting up a new store in the heart…
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We are back in the virtual studio with another hour and a bit of chat and thrash This weeks guests are Bloodmores, who’s new album ’To Close To The Sun’ is out today, and as well as the normal chat…
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Euan takes a listen to the new album by Spanish Thrash Kings, Angelus Apatrida, here’s what he thinks- Spanish Thrash legend, Angelus Apatrida are back, with their seventh and self titled new album. This is Angelus Apatrida’s (AA) first record…
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Paul Hutchings reviews the comeback album from Bristol Prog thrashers Detritus here’s what he thinks I admit that Detritus completely passed me by on their first run…. Formed in Bristol in 1989 from Christian metal outfit Seventh Angel, the band…
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The first single in a drip feed of releases which are coming over the next few months, Gods and Men sees the Midlands quartet pin their influences squarely to the mast with a single that contains enough jagged edges to warrant a health warning. …
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Blackened Thrash Metal has become one of Thrash’s more popular hybrids over recent years. With bands such as Toxic Holocaust, Skeletonwitch, Aura Noir and Witchery bringing it to prominence in the 2000’s, it has slowly influenced many bands to carry on…
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Here’s a great way to start 2021, a brand-new UK Thrash album, Trapped in Purgatory’s “Damned Nation”, is a fine slab of prime metal and just the way to shrug off those January blues. As I mentioned in my review…
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