As Age is Harm ‘s most accomplished project to date, spanning from the eerie indie folk of early Of Monsters and Men to some pretty violent mathcore passages – and between these two extremes there’s ...

Some may bemoan an album about a post-apocalyptic world overrun by nature not feeling wild enough, but Wolves succeeds in ...

“We will march on through the everlasting winter.” ...

A concept album about the devil sending a man or machine down to Earth to destroy all of mankind is a feral, bold way to ...

Damnation 2026 is just around the corner, the final festival of the year within our UK remit, and what a huge one to send it off. As usual for our Ones to Watch pieces, we are all about picking up on ...

Few seem willing to stray from this increasingly tired formula, but Entheos have managed to distinguish themselves by embracing a particularly technical brand of progressive death metal that has ...

Closer “SURVIVOR’S GUILT”, the longest track by a full two minutes, feels like the culmination of So Far So Good ‘s sonic journey to date, in that it feels like they’ve thrown the preceding three ...

“You’re sold a dream for the price of a nightmare.” These qualities extend to the album’s title track, utilizing imagery of natural disaster to talk of an impending danger. There is an aggressive edge ...

Three years since their last album, Omen, Michigan’s Of Virtue return with their next effort, Death of the Altar. When I examined Omen, I admittedly was quite harsh in my criticisms. The band took the ...

The UKHC/UKMC scene is in a bit of a renaissance, if you haven’t noticed, and this year has been rather stacked. Enter PAIN.PROGRAM, re-debuting with their second, self-titled EP. Since the band burst ...

Whenever a rapper calls something a freestyle on an album, the worst-case scenario is that they are merely labeling it that to lower our expectations and accept lesser quality. After all, it can’t be ...