On their debut EP, Killing Of A Sacred Deer reach deep into their genre bending expertise and provide a miasma of chaos.
Regardless if you’re familiar with these bands or not, upon listening to this EP there’s no denying that this is a dream pairing.
New members, same lovable sound; glock-rockers Lakes continue to be one of the most endearing bands in the country with their wonderful new EP.
Three presidents, countless prime ministers and the music scene changing forever because of streaming. These are just a few things that have happened since Time II was announced, but was it really worth waiting all that time?
A Dagger in Every Tide is a rich chronicle on death, bringing to life every emotion along the way in this devastating but beautiful tale.
It may seem like business as usual for Bodysnatcher, releasing a collection of chest-beating slabs of prime ass-beating deathcore, but under the surface, there may be more to the band than meets the eye
“You must be like me; you must suffer in rhythm.”― Jean-Paul Sartre
With the modern wave of deathcore steadily drawing more eyes towards it, Oceano kick the doors down and set the room alight with Living Chaos, their first album in seven years.
Worn Out sink to hellish new depths with latest summoning 'Low'
Finding purpose (and riffs!) within the social constraints of lockdown, Desert Storm’s Cole brothers construct a range of (mostly) instrumentals inspired by their legendary heroes and fellow admirations.
Algorithm masters thrown finally release their debut album and hope to capitalise on the hype and buzz that surrounds them, but questions still remain over the band's ability to back up their live show with their music.
Symphonic death metal darlings Fleshgod Apocalypse return anew with ambitious (even by their standards) explorations of a dire near death experience with the opulent and dramatic Opera.
