Andrew Cook/The Great Mackintosh

Album Review: Manor of Infinite Forms – Tomb Mold

The Great Mackintosh has always been a huge fan of an aptly titled band, you know the type I mean. Like Necrot, or Pissgrave, or

Greetings and salutations and welcome to the first, of hopefully more, thoughts on music I’ve listened to from the mind of LongStretch OK, let’s get

Primordial…how long have these guy’s been hanging around, and who of you have paid any attention? Not enough for mine, and the sad part is

Guess what folks. Plagues is back. Yes, Plagues, and by that I don’t mean the sort of thing that will make all your loved ones

A Cist, it can be one of two thing’s. The first one that will spring to your mind is a growth of some sort, that

Just fucking wow. Now first and foremost this is actually an EP. Such Immense proportions does it contain that you will forget that as your

Portal. Yes I’ll say it again, Portal. Now I see half of you running for the door, Some of you looking slightly confused and about

Atlantis, fabled ancient city of legend. A place of beauty and wonders lost to the world aeons ago under the sea when the gods decided

Another recommendation from my dear friend and fellow Metal maniac Ashley Gould, and yet again she has pretty much nailed exactly the type of thing

Mammoth Grinder. I’ll say it again, just because it sounds cool. Mammoth Grinder.. Ha-ha, now ladies and gentlefolk, with a name like that what would

Los Angeles, the city of Angels. Yeah like fuck because there is nothing angelic about this release at all kiddies. The opening track ‘The Leech’

So our good friend Dasimus ‘Plagues’ Plagarin has indeed for all intents and purposes been one hell of a busy individual. Having started doing this

How does one even begin to describe this, for want of a better word, album. Right from the outset it cannot fail to grab your

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