When you consider the modern Folk Music movement, we can be quite sure of one thing: Wardruna are on the very top of that tree.
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Death In December – Three of the finest from December 2020
2020 was exceptional in many ways. Not going to the germ side of things here, but one of the anomalies this year was the amount
Exclusive Premiere: Mustaa Hiiltä – Revulsion
Revulsion has been an active band for quite some time. Since 2005, in fact, the quintet has been ripping up ear drums throughout Finland’s underground
Album Review: Tear Down The Walls – Various
I’m going to assume that you, fair reader, are at least familiar with the existence of “The Wall” by Pink Floyd. If you are not,
Album Review: The Living Room Sessions – Gaelynn Lea
Gaelynn Lea was born in Duluth, Minnesota with a rare genetic condition called osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease), and she uses a wheelchair to get
Album Review: NecroEclosion – Gravehuffer
I first got onto this band a long time ago, and it shames me that I was too busy having my head up my arse
Interview/Reviews: Koth Dolgomoru – Chopping Mall
Meddlefan did an interview with a very interesting man earlier in the year, but due to all the usual shite and the editor being a
ALBUM REVIEW: MISANTHROPIC BREED – LIK
Your Grouchy friend absolutely worships early Dismember and Entombed so it shouldn’t come as a huge shock that he quite enjoys a bit of early
Album Review: Self-Surgery – Mrs. Piss
Mrs. Piss is the product of Chelsea Wolfe and Jess Gowrie (Horseneck). The pair reconnected in 2016 when Gowrie played drums on Wolfe’s 2017 “Hiss
Album Review: Genesis XIX – Sodom
You would think that after four decades of producing some of the finest Thrash Metal our ears have ever had the pleasure of listening to,
Album Review: Power Up – AC/DC
What was the first AC/DC song you ever heard? After all, they are such a mammoth that basically everybody will have an answer for that. To
Album Review: Allt þetta Helvítis Myrkur – Katla
Katla are an Icelandic band consisting of drummer Guðmundur Óli Pálmason and singer/instrumentalist Einar Thorberg Guðmundsson. When I was asked to review their recent album
Album Review: Weight of the False Self – Hatebreed
Oh, man. I don’t even know where to start. I guess, to be fair, I need to give credit where credit is due. Since my
