music REVIEW: 3 – The Ghost You Gave To Me
Phil Whitehouse checks out the seventh album by New York-based progressive rock quartet 3, and finds himself asking – where have you been all my life?
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book REVIEW: Seeker by Andy Frankham-Allen
OneMetal’s Peter Allison reads Seeker, the first in the new vampire themed horror-fantasy series The Garden by Andy Frankham-Allen, editor of the forthcoming anthology Space 1889 & Beyond.
music REVIEW: Entro-P – Deeper The Hole
Phil Whitehouse goes spelunking into the depths of Guildford technical/progressive metal quartet Entro-P’s debut mini-album ‘Deeper The Hole’ – read on to find out what treasures he unearthed while there.
music LIVE REVIEW: Monster Magnet @ Camden Koko – 25/11/11
Our newest writer Dave Fensome heads to the Koko in Camden to watch stoner rockers Monster Magnet play their 1995 album ‘Dopes to Infinity’ in its entirety.
music REVIEW: Groan – The Sleeping Wizard
Onemetal’s Jack Traveller casts his ear over Groan’s The Sleeping Wizard. Did it rock his socks off or was it all doom and gloom?
music REVIEW: Weapon – From The Devil’s Tomb
Ryan Neal has spent the last fortnight sacrificing goats, defiling nuns and burning down churches in an attempt to best understand Weapon’s new satanic offering, ‘From The Devil’s Tomb’. And you say we don’t take our job seriously…
music REVIEW: Paradise Lost – Draconian Times MMXI
Chris Ward gets gloomy with the Yorkshire band’s document of their live show earlier this year.
game ARTICLE: Pocket Full of Rage – Dark Meadow
Oliver Longden puts down his chainsaw for a few moments in order to deliver a spittle-drenched lecture on the finer points of making a horror game. He takes as his example Dark Meadow, a recent attempt to bring immersive console-style horror to the iPhone.
music REVIEW: Cannabis Corpse – Beneath Grow Lights Thou Shalt Rise
Yes, you read their name right. Rob McAuslan peers through the fug to pass his judgement.
music REVIEW: Senser – Biting Rhymes EP
Senser are back with an appetising EP to what probably will be an full length album full of Tory bashing.
music ARTICLE: Screen Test: PUi – Army Of Slaves
In this edition of OneMetal Screen Test, nattily-attired “Neo-Primal” rock collective PUi swing by New York for an impromptu performance in their video for ‘Army Of Slaves’. Phil Whitehouse makes first contact.
game REVIEW: WWE ’12
WWE has hit a personality crisis as it tries to win back fans lost to UFC. How does the videogame franchise stand up to this schizophrenic environment? Onemetal finds out.
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal Talks To Paul Catten
OneMetal’s Phil Whitehouse chats with Paul Catten about closing the book on Medulla Nocte, the singer’s latest solo record Themes And Variations For Strings And Electronics, and bringing his son up on a steady diet of Star Wars and grindcore.
game REVIEW: Super Mario 3D Land Review
The 3DS hasn’t seen a warm embrace from gamers yet, but Super Mario 3D Land marks the first of Nintendo’s heavy-hitters to get a platform-exclusive outing. Ryan SCully checks it out.
music ARTICLE: Damnation Festival 2011 Review
Phil Whitehouse, Danny Heaton and Jack Traveller bring you their reviews of the bands they caught during this year’s seventh annual Damnation Festival at Leeds University Union.
film ARTICLE: The Quest For The Unholy B-Movie – Conquest
It’s been a long, strange ride, but the final fantasy film has been watched, and a verdict rendered. Will Conquest be the film that finally dethrones Uwe Boll as the king of all things awful?
music LIVE REVIEW: Manowar, Leeds O2 Academy 04/11/11
Danny Heaton dons a leather posing pouch to pay homage to the Kings of Metal!
music REVIEW: Hammers Of Misfortune – 17th Street
San Francisco-based prog/trad/doom/rock alchemists Hammers Of Misfortune return with a new line-up and their fifth album, ’17th Street’ – Phil Whitehouse takes in the sights and sounds.
book INTERVIEW: OneMetal Speaks to Sam Stone
Following the release of her first short story collection Zombies in New York and Other Bloody Jottings, Peter Allison speaks to horror author Sam Stone, writer of the Vampire Gene series.
music REVIEW: Illdisposed – There Is A Light (But It’s Not For Me)
Long-running Danish death metallers Illdisposed celebrate their 20th anniversary with their 10th album, ‘There Is A Light (But It’s Not For Me)’ – Phil Whitehouse investigates whether old Danes can learn new tricks.