Death metal titans Vader resurface with three-track EP – Humanihility. It’s been about five years since Vader last unleashed new music, but 2025 looks set to mark a ferocious return for the legendary death metal band. With their heels firmly dug in, they’ve been chosen to perform this year’s Mystic Festival anthem—proof that they’re not … Continue reading EP Review: Vader – Humanihility
Category: Album Reviews
Album Review: The Haunted – Songs Of Last Resort
The Haunted are back after an eight year absence. The world was quite a different place the last time the Swedes graced us with their sounds. I would like to think that they have spent the last few years honing their craft, which would make sense as they have definitely made the wait worth it. … Continue reading Album Review: The Haunted – Songs Of Last Resort
EP Review: Häxan – Death of Me
It’s fair to say that Häxan’s debut album was one of the best things about 2020 and finally getting to see them live – twice – was one of the best things about 2024. Now, almost five years on from White Noise, which made an incredibly high standard for them to follow, we now have … Continue reading EP Review: Häxan – Death of Me
Album Review: Onslaught – Origins of Aggression
UK thrash pioneers Onslaught return with a retrospective selection of re-recordings and covers on Origins of Aggression. Four decades on from their debut album—and recently signing a long-term record deal—Onslaught have put together this release in what will hopefully lead into a new studio album in the near future. Consisting of 22 tracks, Origins of … Continue reading Album Review: Onslaught – Origins of Aggression
Album Review: Black Honey Cult – Black Honey Cult
Black Honey Cult are new band that feature Jake Cavaliere from the mighty Lords Of Altamont and their music is a heady mixture of krautrock, heavy psych and all out rock & roll, guaranteed to send you into space and beyond as you listen to it. The band's debut self titled album contains eight songs … Continue reading Album Review: Black Honey Cult – Black Honey Cult
Album Review: Genune – Infinite Presence
Romanian genre-bending metal band Genune is set to release their third full-length album, Infinite Presence, on May 17th. The first track on the album, "The Sun Will Always Shine", is a song to put the headphones on for and enjoy the 8:19 minute journey. It begins with what sounds like either a wave or a … Continue reading Album Review: Genune – Infinite Presence