After putting up our interview with the mighty Gravehuffer just recentley, I, The Great Mackintosh, felt a little guilty (Yes, although it may seem
Tag: Metal
Interview: Gravehuffer
Meddlefan recently had the chance to have a bit of a yarn with Ritchie Randall (guitars) and Mike Jilge (bass), two awesome dudes from Joplin,
The Best Albums of 2019 So Far: Staff Picks
The first half of 2019 has passed and it is about time to see who has been hitting the right notes here in the The
ALBUM REVIEW: CROWHURST- III
Crowhurst is a shape-shifter of extreme music. Known primarily for their takes on experimental genres like noise and drone, the project returns with a broader
Interview: Trevor William Church-Haunt
You are currently on tour with Hell Fire. How is the tour going? Tour is going well. We are only 4 days in but with
Album Review: Horizon Ontheemt- Nusquama
Eisenwald are one of my favorite labels as of late and they always manage to sign some pretty amazing bands. Uada and Iskandr made my
Album Review: Lotus – Soen
It is a rare thing today, that a band is allowed to work around their identity and direction for several albums anymore. Quite often, it
Concert Review: Haunt/Idle Hands/Hell Fire- January 19th @ Catch One/The Union Los Angeles CA
Last night at the Catch One Born for Burning hosted a gathering of LA’s Metal Scene to witness a great line-up of fantastic bands. I
Album Review: S.I.N. – Veld
Veld are a Blackened Death Metal band from Belarus and they have been working on their new album for a couple years and fans were
Album Review: Unified In Void- Groza
The word Groza is Polish which roughly translates to terror or horror according to the good ol’ internet translator which may or may not be
Album Review: Dead Suns Under the Forgotten Moon- Drift Into Black
Running a website such as this has it’s perks. We are flooded daily with new music to sink our teeth into, it is definitely a
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: We Are – Runescarred
As the story goes, or so I have been told, Runescarred was born from a combination of members of two bands, one called Southern Front,
