Tag: Of Love And Lunacy

Review: “Of Love and Lunacy” by Still Remains (20th Anniversary)

A seminal release in the era of American Metalcore which was inspired by the Gothenburg Melodic Death Metal sound, “Of Love and Lunacy” was the major label debut record of Grand Rapids Michigan natives Still Remains. Arriving on 3rd May 2005 after the six piece worked with Canadian Producer and Engineer Garth “GGGarth” Richardson (From

Review: “Mass // Minus” by Deem Index

Forming in 2005 and settling on their current line-up in 2011, Arnhem Netherlands based Deem Index specialize in a blend of “Gothenburg” style Melodic Death, Thrash and Old and New School Metal. Or as they like to call it: “Metal, nothing more, nothing less”. Known for their raw musical power with poetic lyrics, they dropped

Review: “Don’t Close Your Eyes” by JumpScare

Founded in November 2015 in Napoli Italy, JumpScare threw their first demo out of the plane just a month later in the form of “Broken Hands”. A pair of EPs and a split with Bormanus and Troy Southgate of HERR fame have brought them to “Don’t Close Your Eyes” their debut full length. Four years

Throwback: “The Worst Is Yet To Come” by Still Remains!

Grand Rapids Michigan Metalcore heroes Still Remains are the subject of this week’s Monday thrownback track from yesterdays gone. Still very much alive and working on a 4th studio album, the band have always had a special place here in the UK. Leaping back 14 years to May 2005, their debut full length album “Of