‘Fracture’ is another display of expertly delivered and incendiary groove metal from Bleed From Within, showing that they could have the potential to stand toe-to-toe with the best in a few years. Read More
Wasting no time and still managing to spring surprises with their multi-dimensional sound, Crossfaith continue to impress with ‘Species’. Read More
Asking Alexandria deserve credit for having confidence in their abilities that doesn’t cross over into arrogance, but ‘Like A House On Fire’ is a largely generic and forgettable effort. Read More
Breathing a much-needed injection of new life into progressive metal, ‘Kollaps’ contains more ideas in one album than some bands manage in their entire careers. Read More
Black metal mainstays Winterfylleth have proven to be masters of their craft for some time, perhaps deserving to be better known outside of the black metal scene. Read More
‘Misinformed’ shows that Toothless in actual fact have plenty of teeth, nailing just about all aspects of metalcore in all of ten minutes, making for a potentially brilliant full-length. Read More
Taking from various metal subgenres, as well as their own material, ‘What The Dead Men Say’ helps to breathe an invigorating new chapter into Trivium’s career. Read More
Hardcore mainstays Malevolence are back, ensuring that you’ll keep practicing your best pit moves when there’s no gigs to go to. They’ve given a short and sweet dose of their hard-hitting assault with a new EP, ‘The Other Side’. Read More
It’s been four years since Katatonia’s last album, ‘The Fall Of Hearts’, and their progression to more progressive rock territory from their death metal roots is long completed at this point. Read More
Bristol seems to be a hotbed of underground talent, and you can add new arbiters of anguish Sugar Horse to that ever-growing pool. Read More
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