EP REVIEW: Car Bomb – Tiles Whisper Dreams


It’s anniversary time for New York Mathcore mob Car Bomb. Formed in Rockville Centre all the way back in 2000, it doesn’t take an advanced mathematician to work out the band is twenty-five years old this year. Their first studio release since Mordial back in 2019, independently released three-track EP Tiles Whisper Dreams is a much-anticipated short, sharp, and extremely brutal shock to the system.

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ALBUM REVIEW: In The Company Of Serpents – A Crack In Everything


Since their inception in 2011, Colorado Sludge trio In The Company Of Serpents have slowly but noisily gone about making a serious name for themselves in the Stoner Doom scene. With four albums already under their belts, the fifth comes in the shape of an independently released behemoth, A Crack In Everything.Continue reading


ALBUM REVIEW: Warkings – Armageddon


Over the last seven years, what started as part-time cosplay has slowly snowballed into something much bigger. Formed in 2018, European power metal act Warkings are now up to their fifth full-length studio album and gaining momentum with each successive release.Continue reading


ALBUM REVIEW: Morbyda – Under The Spell


Although only formed in 2022, you could easily be forgiven for thinking that Leipzig speed metallers Morbyda have been around since the early eighties as debut album Under the Spell (Dying Victims Productions) hits all the right nostalgia notes while delivering something uniquely its own.Continue reading


ALBUM REVIEW: Goya – In The Dawn Of November


As the summer months finally arrive, and with the prospect of sunshine-filled holidays (tell me you’re from the UK without saying you’re from the UK) and lazy beach days with ice cold beer and rapidly melting ice-cream literally just around the corner, Arizona Doom trio Goya say fuck all that.Continue reading