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,
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INTERVIEW: Greg Puciato – Killer Be Killed
Your Grouchy Friend had the pleasure of chatting with a very busy and pumped up Greg Puciato on the back of the release of his solo
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: 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
Album Review: May Our Chambers Be Full – Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou
“May Our Chambers Be Full” is the album I was anticipating the most this year. Louisiana Sludge icon Thou has joined forces with the ethereal
Album Review: Reluctant Hero – Killer Be Killed
I really enjoyed the first Killer Be Killed album. I thought it to feature the best of each member, all of whom I had been
Interview: Brian Pattison – Anthropic
Meddelfan caught up with Brian Pattison, guitarist for Buffalo New York based Death Grind outfit Anthropic a while back, so we thought it was about
Album Review: Circle of Darkness – Plague Years
So, recently I spent a day wandering aimlessly around the internet searching for nothing in particular, when out of the blue I find a band
Interview: Stevie Boiser – Inferi
This year has been a rough one for everyone, even more so for Metal bands used to being road warriors. Some of them have embraced
Album Review: Child Soldier: Creator of God – Greg Puciato
Greg Puciato, a man adored by many yet undoubtedly unknown to others due to the wildly idiosyncratic output of which he has been a part,
Album Review: Nightmares of the Decomposed – Six Feet Under
George: Full disclosure: I’ve never been a major fan of Six Feet Under. I didn’t mind their first album, but it’s all pretty generic, uninspired
