Tag: Review
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HALBERD, SLAVE STEEL, FALL OF SATURN, AGGRO, DAY 40, OATH, TALES OF PERDITION, SLAUGHTER THEORY at THE IMPERIAL PALACE OF BIG RED, LONDON 24th of May, 2026 Metal Is Good & Stuff suffered the UK May heatwave to see eight…
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Thrash Metal UK Releasing 29th of May 2026 The Manchester mosh merchants maintain momentum mixing maladies with melodies. As a race, us humans are a delicate breed. If not for what we invent, we are doomed in our own fragility.…
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Melodic Death Metal Sweden Released 24th of April, 2026 This is one of the most difficult reviews to write for what it represents, yet also one of the easiest for what it contains.AT THE GATES are one of an extremely…
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Thrash Metal UK Released 22nd of May, 2026 It’s been nearly a year since London’s lords of loud released the album CHESS WITH THE REAPER, and it feels much sooner. Such is the HALBERD sound, there is a timeless quality…
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A review by Gioia – Divinator is a metal band from Derby that recently released a new EP called Celestial Death that brings us an aggressive, raw death metal sound with some groove and hardcore influence. Wither, the first song,…
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Technical Death Metal Canada Released 10th of April, 2026 The Vancouver vandals violently vent volume V. The British Columbian quintet made a bold quest completing this brutalistic consolidated compilation. After four albums under the wing of Season of Mist records,…
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A review by Gioia – Bristol extreme metallers Embodiment return with serious intent on “Jeopardy in Idolatry”, a single that shows a band pushing themselves into heavier and more refined grounds. Opening with a strong, groove driven riff, the track…
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24th of April, 2026 Another night in Camden Town means more live music into these lugholes, and a varied mix at that. Let us not mince our words, it is best we just get right into it. The main reason…
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Releasing 10th May, 2026 From Mumbai comes a band that embraces thrash metal with a new EP, a fresh set of thinking, and an open door into an underground sound we in the western world take for granted. One of…
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A review by Gioia – Black Camo is a four-piece metal band from Slovenia that started as a fun project but has quickly evolved into something much more serious. They’re young, raw, and clearly passionate about what they do. Their…
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