Tortured Demon are a young Metal three piece from Oldham in Manchester, England who formed in late 2018 with the current line up being in
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Album Review: Incantation Rites – Thronehammer
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
Album Review: Wretched Incarnate
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
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
Album Review: Ace of Spades 40th Anniversary Box Set
If you’re unfamiliar with Motörhead’s “Ace of Spades,” odds are you’re not old enough for the bottle you’re holding to contain anything stronger than baby
Review/Interview: Orcrypt
Orcrypt was a new name to me in 2020, but with an album called “Balrog & Roll,” the band did not remain a mystery for
Interview: All Consumed
Earlier on in the year The Great Mackintosh got in touch with Dave Kenyon, drummer for the Mighty UK based Death/Thrash machine All Consumed about
Album Review: Fight War, Not Wars, Destroy Power, Not People – Utilitarian
“Fight War, Not Wars. Destroy Power, Not People,” released at the beginning of May, is the debut album from political extreme metal band Utilitarian. This
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: XXIII (EP) – Ewigkeit
XXIII – Ewigkeit In their own words Ewigkeit‘s new short-player is a hazy 70’s Trip-Rock style homage to “The Illuminatus! Trilogy” (the legendary psyche-conspiracy adventure
Exclusive Premiere: Excercise In Mistakes – MRTVI
A gateway has just been opened, a tear in the cosmic fabric has let something vile and hideous into the realm of the mortal. Utterly
Album Review: Evenstar – Dwarrowdelf
As even a casual observer could probably figure out, “Evenstar,” the title of the latest release from Dwarrowdelf takes its name from JRR Tolkien’s “The
Massive Mega Review: Endarkenment – Anaal Nathrakh
With the release of UK annihilation corps ANAAL NATHRAKH‘s highly anticipated eleventh opus on the way, a group of the best and brightest from three
