It’s time to open the Sour Patch Kids. The clamour for The Dillinger Escape Plan to reunite is probably the closest thing to the call for the original line up of Sepultura to do. It seems highly unlikely that Greg Puciato could be persuaded, even if his palm was crossed with silver but the original
Throwing all the way back to 9th October 2012 and the Solid State Records released album “August Burns Red Presents: Sleddin’ Hill, A Holiday Album” for “Sleigh Ride” on Christmas Day is exactly what we’re doing. Why? Because (a) August Burns Red are the Metalcore Kings of Christmas, the three wise men being upgraded to
As Brazilian Metal Gods Sepultura announced they were going to embark on an 18 month long Worldwide farewell tour to celebrate their fortieth anniversary, it only seems right that we should be listening to something from the Derrick Green fronted line up. So to that end we’ve gone back just over a decade to October
It might seem hard to believe but Milton Keynes DJentlemen Hacktivist have been raging against the system for a decade with their debut self titled EP dropping on the 11th November 2013. That announced the band to an unsuspecting World, the Grime vocals mixed with the odd unclean punch that made their offering stand out
While we wait for guitarist and composer Dmitry Demyanenko to recover from an accident that nearly saw the loss of his leg and the follow up to 2019’s critically acclaimed “Ethereal“, which will feature returning vocalist Sergey Raev, we’re heading back to 2014 and “Charon” from the almighty Shokran. Part of the “Supreme Truth” album
While we wouldn’t necessarily always celebrate the first anniversary of a record there is always an acceptation to the rule. After all, rules are made to be broken. So with that in mind it’s time to chase away some Monday morning back to work blues with a very short trip down the yellow brick road
Recorded in 1993 at Studio 13, a small recording studio located on the 13th floor of an abandoned department store in New Orleans, the seminal sophomore album”Take As Needed For Pain” from Sludge Metal veterans Eyehategod has reached its 30th Anniversary. Their first record with Century Media as their label home, it is one that
Celebrating a decade of destruction since the release of their 2013 album “Reign Of Suffering“, we’re rewinding the tape to “Condemned To Misery” from Malevolence to blast away those Monday morning post weekend blues. The Sheffield Shredders have of course been around the World… Well Europe, North America and Australia since then but this is
We regularly use and abuse our weekly throwback feature to celebrate the anniversaries of albums and EPs we know and love that… May have been pushed to the side by the sheer sonic weight of new music flowing into our ear canals. So from the archives today we pluck the 2003 self titled album from
On a wave of Death Thrash nostalgia created by the arrival of “Anthropogenic Ruin” from Boston Death Thrash brigade Bacterial Husk, we rewind the tape to 14th May 2016. The bands debut album wasn’t even a twinkle in their eye back then as they were working on their debut EP “Agnosia of Omens” and from
