Category: Review

Review: “Eternal Rebellion” by Decadence Incarnate

Specialising in thought provoking lyrical narratives focused on social criticism, personal strength and the courage to stay true to oneself, Gotland Sweden based Decadence Incarnate rose to prominence with 2019 debut EP “The Apostate“. A record which combines the Melodic Death Metal their homeland is known for with Thrash so you get something both aggressive

Review: “Everyone For Themselves” by Our North

“This EP delves into these contrasting scenarios, exploring the tension between self-preservation and the impact of selfishness on interpersonal relationships. The tracks reflect on the complexities of navigating a world where self-interest often clashes with the need for community and empathy.” ~ Our North

Review: “Doombringer” by What Weapons Bring War

It’s been a long hard road out of hell for Bristol, Connecticut Old School Death Metal quartet What Weapons Bring War. Formed in 2002 they fired their first shot in anger with debut self titled EP via Encrypted Records in the spring of 2003. Two years later a debut album was recorded but for reasons

Review: “In Defense Of Labor” by Edict (2nd Anniversary)

Having risen to providence with their debut self titled EP in 2022, Metallic Hardcore Nazi killers Edict inked a deal in blood with Unbeaten Records for a sophomore record. The “unfriendly sounding” quintet formed of both current and former members of Bury Your Dead, Dropdead, Learn, Ruin it, Darklands, Crossdragger and The Full Effect returned to

Review: “Me And All My Demons” by Jawfane

“We are absolutely beyond words for how excited we are to bring our first collection of songs into the world with and through Exitus Stratagem Records. It has been an absolute privilege working with Gordon, Jason, and the team to bring “Me And All My Demons” to life. This record is a personal journey for

Review: “Fuelled by Spite” by R.P.C

When it comes to the crunch, while variety is very much the spice of life, if someone offers you Noni fruit (Morinda citrifolia) then the answer should always be no. To give it its other name, that’s fermented vomit fruit and anything with vomit in the name should instantly make you want to reconsider your

Review: “Resurrection” by Do Or Die

Over the past twenty six years Belgian Hardcore crew Do Or Die have unleashed no less than six full length albums, demonstrating their prowess on the worlds biggest stages at Hellfest, With Full Force Festival and Alcatraz to name but a few. Taking a break after completing the tour cycle for 2015 album “Crows“, the

Review: “Deathwish” by Perpetual Paradox

“This is our boldest, most ambitious work to date. We’ve put everything we have into writing this music, and building a thrilling listening journey. Creating this music has been a gruelling, rewarding and wild ride and we’re so excited to share the best of Perpetual Paradox with you all!” ~ Perpetual Paradox

Review: “Overtime” by Respect For Zero

Six long years after their last taped confession in 2019 album “My Sacrifice”, Italian Hardcore Homewreckers Respect For Zero have returned with a clenched fist. Once again channelling the rage of a generation raised in the suburbs where global culture was suppressed by the church, they offer four fresh cuts mastered by Leandro Ferraiuolo (Fulci, Rainswept, Blvd

Review: “Oblation ov Obliteration” by Nefas

“With Nefas, Rajan Davis and crew have crafted an eclectic array of both musical and vocal approaches, that push the boundaries of creativity and extremity further than most new bands these days; while still remaining at all times challenging, interesting and memorable. I’m super glad that Rajan finally has a proper, personal showcase of the