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Dirt Forge – Interspheral Review
I love this sort of stuff, it's heavy and goes through different movements adding color and warmth then quickly returns to the massive riff. Call it what you like... -
Alienator – Regrets Review
Alienator hail from the aptly named Thunder Bay, Ontario. This is their sophomore effort having released their debut ‘Pariahs’ in 2019. Reading previous reviews and the press release they... -
Mantar – Pain Is Forever And This Is The End Review
The foundation though, which is never lost sight of, can be found in extreme metal and Mantar never releases easy stuff. The duo's music is raw and untamed, yet... -
Iron Monkey – 9-13 Review
Iron Monkey started back in 1994 in Nottingham, England. Drawing influences from doom and sludge metal, and in their first five years they released an EP, full length and... -
Grown Below – The Long Now Review
With their dedicated combination of modern Post Rock and Gloomy Sludge Metal, and also their penchant for long drawn-out songs, GROWN BELOW isn’t a band best recommended to the... -
Endname – Anthrophomachy Review
The guitars are thicker that three buckets of creek mud in places and while I can’t exactly pin-point the key these guys are playing in it’s definitely down-tuned... -
Guns Of Moropolis – In Dynamite We Trust
They have described their sound as “METALBILLY” and after much deliberation I’m inclined to agree that this is the best way to explain what they are going for. Think...