A fairly well structured and surprising greatest hits collection save for a clunky final act, ‘A Decade Of Destruction, Volume 2’ does serve its purpose effectively. Read More
Three years on and proceeding without label backing, ‘Somewhere Nowhere’ isn’t merely a doubling down on the shoegazing of its predecessor, it’s an all-out synth-pop album. Read More
‘Lament’ is so rewarding in its endless attempts to reach a higher place of peace, and full awareness of the painstaking emotional torment one must traverse to obtain. Read More
Far from a mere re-tread of the past, Venom Prison have made their early works not only flow well together, but sound just as exciting as their last two albums. Read More
The contents of ‘Silence’ show that they have the potential to be yet another great addition to the world of hardcore. Read More
A strong record that is bold in its decisions, ‘Afterglow’ has a few standout moments, but ultimately it doesn’t quite reach the level of its contemporaries. Read More
‘Wild, Free’ makes for better ambient background music rather than a fully immersive listening experience. Tracks bleed into each other, with the only distinction being the varying degrees at which synths and bass pulse. Read More
‘Dealing With Demons I’ shows that DevilDriver still remain one of the go-to bands if you want some no-nonsense groove metal that packs a punch. Read More
A mixed bag, ‘Endarkenment’ could have been a savage indictment of our strange, darkening times. Read More
‘The Ritual’ has been well worth the wait, exceeding any expectations, and by the end you’re left wanting another King Mothership album. Read More
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