Returning for a second bite at the cherry six years after their debut EP “Call to War” took their to the final of Metal To the Masses, Terraborn have reloaded their weapons and “Return Fire“. Their sophomore EP continues a tale about an apocalyptic wasteland in which war wages between humans and mutants created by
The second part of a creature double feature interview with Arkan Sawyer mastermind J. Hurley takes a look and what went on behind the scenes as the former Wrought frontman throws a wrench into the wheel of what you thought you knew and creates new music in a new style. Gone are the days of
It’s been a long hard road out of hell for Terraborn but having re-animated their corpses with shots of adrenaline and squeezed the bullets out of their wounds the riff lords have arrived in the trenches once more with sophomore EP “Return Fire“. A towering inferno of American Metalcore styled riffs, harsh vocals and nuanced
It may only be 23 minutes in duration but at eight tracks, including two interludes, technically speaking the new EP “Every Scream Became A Whisper In The Dark” from Break Fifty qualifies as an album on streaming services. The Nu-Core enthusiast returned after three years away with a new line up and a fresh hunger,
The return of former Wrought vocalist J. Hurley with a new project in Arkan Sawyer 18 years after the fact caught our interest when his debut record “The White EP” dropped last month and not purely out nostalgia. The project finds him moving from Groove Metal into Stoner Doom Metal with Industrial and Nu-Metal vibes,
After the better part of three years of radio silence the return of Break Fifty with a new EP “Every Scream Became A Whisper In The Dark” has been has rounded off 2023 in style. The band known for their love of classic late 90s elements with breakdowns and creating a hybrid blend of Hardcore
When it comes down to brass tacks there are few who are as prolific as Kevin Byrne has been with album releases from his project Sonus Mortis. Exploring themes of corruption, dehumanisation, falsehoods, power imbalances and disillusionment with many societal structures with a desire to challenge the norms and the narratives presented to us, “Of
Sometimes you run out of superlatives to describe just how important something is and in the case of “I’m Not Getting Better“, the debut EP from Separate Entirely, it could be one of those moments. When you’re in the darkest of places, sometimes it takes something from someone who has spilled blood in the same
Over the past few years Ripcord Records have put together a series of compilation albums titled “You Matter” to raise money for the suicide prevention charity Papyrus. Each compilation features no less than 101 bands from all around the Globe and celebrates some of the lesser lights of heaven in genres like Black and Post
One of the more fascinating records of the year has to be “I’m Not Getting Better” by Separate Entirely, the solo project of James Brennock, a musician known for his work in both Hardcore band Hollow Reign and Alternative Metal outfit Exit Through The Gift Shop. Built on the foundations of a need for release following a diagnosis