For us, after a few beers (mostly Beavertown and BrewDog) and a few slices of pizza (stone baked for preference) alongside a couple of slabs of Metal for your ear drums and the World starts to make sense again after the absolute bedlam that our daily lives can be. This month saw a brand new
A little bit Gothic. A little bit Horror Punk and inspired by your classic Horror Metal style outfits from Misfits to Wednesday 13 and Rob Zombie to Motionless In White, Belfast residents E.B & The Deadlights have given us five diverse cuts with their debut EP “Still See Ghosts” that shows that they not only
It was a guest vocal appearance just waiting to happen and with Infected Rain playing shows in the US for the first time a few months back with with Butcher Babies new cut “The Realm Of Chaos” was born. That is the latest single from the new album “Ecdysis” from Moldova’s finest export and so
Yes! Shadows Fall are very much still alive and kicking, even if the band once hailed by sum as Kings of Metalcore now has a line up scattered to the four winds with members like guitarist Matt Bachand playing bass in Act of Defiance (who also feature former Megadeth members Chris Broderick and Shawn Drover
You know how it works. We interview a band about their latest burnt offering and then seven days later we swing back and interview them again about what went into writing and recording it. That means we can keep these interviews mobile phone and short attention span friendly while also giving the band twice the
The Siberian Heathen Horde that is Welicoruss have shared a feature length interview they did with Dark Beauty Gothic Russian Community that sees Mastermind Alexey Boganov and guitarist Tomas Srsen talk in English about life in Prague Czech Republic, all four Black Metal studio albums, tours, the creative process and a whole Santas sack full
There is nothing like being alone in the dark on a cold crisp night in midwinter and looking up at the stars to put everything in its rightful place. We are just a grain of sand in the infinity of space and time and as much as the chaos and anguish of our day to
It might not have as cool a title as “Where Owls Know My Name” but “The Work” from American Progressive Metallers Rivers Of Nihil is one of the finer records of 2021. Guitarist Brody Utterly did a feature length documentary with Gear Gods about how their fourth album was created and it’s well worth the
London Death Groove Metal outfit Karybdis have been around the scene for a decade, building reputation for not only pummelling our ear drums with their rhythmic battery but also adding embellishments like orchestration to give us some fresh dynamics to listen to and a lot more bang for our buck. Our abiding memory of the
In the Internet Age its amazing how quickly things can snowball and you can go from starting a band to releasing an EP in a very short space of time. Conceived in the Spring of 2021, this very year, E.B & The Deadlights have wasted no time in getting their debut EP “Still See Ghosts”
