Konvent – Firesky: Album Review
Danish quartet, Konvent, return with an assured confidence on their third full length, Firesky.
Danish quartet, Konvent, return with an assured confidence on their third full length, Firesky.
Uncanny Times is the seventh album from funeral doom outfit, Pantheist.
Some places only ache once you have left them, and others you leave because they ache. Shores of Null have built an entire record in the space between the two.
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats return. Nearly two decades on from the demo Kevin Starrs hammered together in a Cambridge garage, the tunes have never once dulled in menace.
Green Lung make their long awaited return and take us deep into the darkest depths of London with Necropolitan.
Opeth play their only UK show in Halifax at The Piece Hall, on Yorkshire Day. Local lads Paradise Lost join the bill, as well as Swedish gloomsters, Katatonia.
Acid Bath finally arrive on English shores. 35 years after their inception, the trio warm up for their stadium shows with System Of A Down with a scorcher in Manchester.
Warning release their new full length player, two decades after their massively influential Watching From A Distance. Is Rituals Of Shame worth the wait?
Khemmis, the Denver-founded doom metal quartet, have spent over a decade constructing one of the most coherent and distinctive bodies of work in contemporary heavy music.
Good News: The Alchemical sonic melting pot, collectively known as Spirit Adrift, has released their new album! Bad News: Infinite Illumination will be their sixth and final album
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We head back to BEC Arena for Damnation Festival 2025 featuring a slew of the best extreme metal acts around as the festival celebrates it’s 20th birthday.
Paradise Lost open their latest tour in support of their latest long player, Ascension, with a date at Manchester’s fine New Century Hall.
We welcome Adam Robertshaw from Barbarian Hermit to discuss how they influenced him and his art.
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