I come here to you with a question. A simple one, but one that has much relevance to the subject matter at hand, that being
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Album Review: Depredation – Prezir
“Depredation” is Prezir’s second full length release. 2018’s “As Rats Devour Lions,” released by Godz OV War Productions, possesses a bit more of a direct
Review/Interview: ORCumentary
After writing the review/interview for Orcrypt, VUK came to me with a proposition. He suggested that we try and write a trilogy of reviews and
Deckard Cain’s Maladies of the Ear – VOL. 1
I am usually used to writing a certain intro piece to this particular segment called “Deckard Cain’s Maladies of the Ear.” Often, it is a
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
Out Today: Black Out the Sun – Impetus
Many of you may not be aware that one of our fellow writers Megadeaf, who also goes by the name of Aiden DeMaria, has had
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: Stay Angry E.P. – Utilitarian
Utilitarian is a three piece from Sheffield, UK – Jon Crowder (vocals), Jon Addams (bass), and Amara Wears (guitar and drums). Their newest E.P. “Stay
Album Review: Charred Fields of Slaughter – Bear Mace
In recent years I’ve lost much of my interest with old school Death Metal, much of what I was hearing just wasn’t working for me
Album Review: Rise of the Merciless – Dystopia A.D.
Dystopia A.D., the now two-man Progressive/Technical Death Metal outfit from New Jersey return with their second album, “Rise of the Merciless”. For this release, project
Album Review: When Life Falls Silent – Phobetor
It has taken me some time to figure out what to say about this band. Upon first hearing their soon to be released debut “When
Album Review: The Larval Hope – Sallow Moth
Discovering a new band. Now, there’s one of the ultimate joys in being a music fan! Each and every time it is equally exciting, especially
Album Review: THE FATAL SHORE – BLACK TRILLIUM
Do you like your Doom like you like your coffee; a little bit Blackened? Well, Black Trillium are in plentiful supply! Hailing from New South
