The Progressive Cave Ogier and Obsolete Dreadnought both love to talk about Metal. In fact, these two old hairy armed and eared buggers have been
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Album Review: Eternal Hails…… – Darkthrone
So, obviously Darkthrone have a new album out, and as is usual with any of their releases since the time “Transilvanian Hunger” ended a trilogy
Album Review: Vespers – Shattered hope
Doom bands seem to have this strange habit of putting out the exact music you need, at the exact right time, for whatever life is
Album Review: The Thule Grimoires – The Ruins of Beverast
Back in 2013 when Ván Records unveiled the lead single from The Ruins of Beverast’s fourth album “Blood Vaults – The Blazing Gospel of Heinrich
Interview: Kauan
Post metal act Kauan have been creating waves over the past decade with their unique mix of atmospheric doom and black metal. Their 2015 release
Review: Sparrow – The Crawling
We don’t often review ‘singles,’ not really our cup of tea as they say, but when I got wind that Irish Doom/Death, Death/Doom, whatfuckingever band
Interview: Amon Acid
Meddlefan recently had a few words with Leeds, UK based two piece Psychedelic Doom Metal band Amon Acid. Never heard of them? Do yourself a
The Metal Wanderlust Album of the Month, January 2021: Necroceros – Asphyx
Asphyx have been around as long as there has been Death Metal. Their demos were impressive, but albums like “The Rack” (1991) and “Last One
The Metal Wanderlust: Top 50 of 2020
Alright folks! Here is our TOP-50, according to the staff at The Metal Wanderlust. 20 odd of us took part in poll after poll, so
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
IT’S A METAL VINYL CHRISTMAS: THE METAL WANDERLUST ESSENTIAL GIFT LIST
Been nice? Been naughty? Who are you kidding of course you’ve been naughty! No matter which list you or your Metal obsessed loved one is
Feature – Futility
Futility would dead set have to be one of the most under rated bands in not only the Australian Metal scene as far as I
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
