Tag: Review
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Friends of the site, previous podcast guest and ‘Moshin’ The Roof On’ alumni Novichok are back, bursting from lockdown with an all new EP, we’ve been lucky enough to have this for a few weeks, and here’s what we think….…
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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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Hutch checks out the latest horror filled offering from US Blackened Metallers, The Day Of The Beast, here’s what he thinks… Newly signed to Prosthetic Records, Virginia Beach blackened death metallers The Day of the Beast’s fourth full-length is not…
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No stranger to a dirty thrash riff…Chris Cleo checks out the debut EP by Goat Sanctuary, here’s what he thinks… Newcomers to the US thrash scene Goat Sanctuary debut with an 11 and a half minute 5 track EP with…
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Retching itself from the feted underbelly of the UK Death Metal scene comes three bands that will rip your guts out and leave you for dead… Asa journeys into the darkness and reviews this split album for us… From the…
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Frank checks out the new album from the legendary Flots… here’s what he thinks I am sure most readers have heard of Flotsam and Jetsam. The band from Phoenix Arizona burst onto the metal scene in 1986 with arguably the…
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Logo looks familiar? As does the name… Asa checks out the latest OSDM from Inhuman Condition! Inhuman Condition are a Death/Thrash band from Florida with some serious pedigree behind it. Featuring ex-Massacre members Terry Butler (Bass), Jeramie Kling (Drums/Vocals) and…
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Robbie journeys into the black with one man uk black metal project – Sombre A forboding unease eerily ushers in the lonely wiry, harshness of the guitars as ‘A COMMON CONFLICT AND THE RESPITE WE DESERVE’ meanders it’s dark yet…
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John delves into the latest offering from the legendary Metal Massacre Series – A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…. Well, 1982 and Los Angeles to be precise, metal mogul Brian Slagel gathered together some tracks from…
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Paul Hutchings checks out the new album from two man thrash monsters ‘Siniestro’ If a blend of thrash, punk, black and death metal is your thing, then the powerful duo of Siniestro may well be worth a listen. Having formed…
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