Around the beginning of the month The Great Mackintosh was sifting through the piles of mail that The Metal Wanderlust receives as is his want,
Author: Andrew Cook/The Great Mackintosh
Writer of gibberish at MoshPitNation, The Metal Wanderlust, Metal-Rules.com and The Independent Voice ezine.
Album Review: A New Kind of Horror – Anaal Nathrakh
Anaal Nathrakh are a sonic atom bomb. There is no other way to describe a band that takes the most venomous, violent and abrasive elements
Album Review: Phlogiston Catharsis – P.H.O.B.O.S.
Good evening, good morning, good whatever the fuck it may be, and welcome to a nightmare. Have you slept well? Did you dream of puppies
Album Review: Unseen Divinity – Cryptivore
Australia is a funny country, trust me, as I, The Great Mackintosh, happen to live here. Yes, to the rest of you we are upside
Album Review: Existence Exiled – From Ashes Reborn
Okay, let’s get down to brass tacks as they say right from the start. Germanic Melodic Death Metal. Yep, that’s what we have before us,
Album Review: Liquid Anatomy – Alkaloid
The amount of extreme metal releases coming out per year is probably larger now than it has ever been in the history of recorded music.
Album Review: Morbid Majesties – Sadistik Forest
Ah, Heavy Metal, or just Metal if you so choose to call it, the great giver, the greatest thing of all time for me. It
Album Review: Döda Drömmar – Mylingar
Greets and meats; Aaron here from the most wretched ‘zine fermenting deep in the bowels of the internet, Black Metal Daily. What am I doing
Album Review: Where Compassion Comes to Die – Pemphigoid
Every now and then a band comes along and gives you that feeling that we as Metal type dudes love to feel, that warm inner
Album Review: Consumed By Oblivion – Void Rot
With a combination of Everlasting Spew Records and Sentient Ruin Laboratories backing something then you sure as fuck know that it’s gonna be good, or
Album Review: Shadow Dies in Morning Light – Ripis
About a week ago we were contacted by a lovely polite chap named Asher Johnson who just so happens to be the guitarist for Texan
Album Review: Coffin Birth – Extremity
A while back, not too far mind you, but long enough to be called a while, not an age, or an eternity or anything silly
Album Review: Hammer of the Heretics – Autokrator
I am no stranger to this band, having done one of my first reviews ever of their first release, the aptly named title being “Autokrator”.
