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Chip Kidd moves from designer to writer in this beautiful 30s-set Batman tale.
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The Other are becoming the elder statesmen of second generation horrorpunk with their fifth album. Oliver Longden paints a skull on his face and tweaks his hair into a quiff before climbing into a coffin to review ‘The Devil You Know’.
music REVIEW: Megaton Leviathan – MMIX
OneMetal.com’s Dani Hawkins continues her journey into the unfamiliar with Oregon doom duo Megaton Leviathan, and discovers how a band can be dark and psychedelic at the same time.
music LIVE REVIEW: Shoot the Bastard, Party Cannon, Horsebastard, Revokation & Pighead @ Royal Park Cellars, 16/05/12
When a brutal assortment of the most disgusting death metal from the UK and Europe gathered on his doorstep, OneMetal.com’s Danny Heaton went to feast upon the fast.
book REVIEW: Lady, Go Die by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins
Oliver Longden dons his trench coat and fedora and hits the mean streets of the city in search of the answer to a question that burns like a shot of cheap whiskey in his gut: is Lady, Go Die actually any good or was the unfinished Mickey Spillane novel left unfinished for a reason?
music REVIEW: Cattle Decapitation – Monolith of Inhumanity
Deathgrinders Cattle Decapitation serve up their newest album ‘Monolith of Inhumanity’ to OneMetal.com’s Jack Traveller. Is it medium or well done?
music REVIEW: Drudkh – Eternal Turn of the Wheel
OneMetal.com’s newest contributor Ellie Mowforth offers her opinions on Ukrainian black metallers Drudkh’s latest album, ‘Eternal Turn of the Wheel’.
music REVIEW: Panzerbastard – Gods, Thugs & Madmen
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music REVIEW: Torche – Harmonicraft
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music REVIEW: Overkill – The Electric Age
New York’s Overkill have been around for over thirty years. Is The Electric Age a new dawn, or will it be consigned to history? Rob McAuslan finds out.
music REVIEW: Ministry – Relapse
Yes, that’s right., we all thought industrial metallers Ministry stopped recording after their last “farewell” tour. But they haven’t, and this is their Relapse. OneMetal.com’s Rich Etteridge stages an intervention.
music REVIEW: Ihsahn – Eremita
OneMetal.com’s Chris Ward goes on a musical journey with ex-Emperor man Ihsahn’s latest opus, Eremita.
book REVIEW: Anno Dracula 1918: The Bloody Red Baron by Kim Newman
Peter Allison dons his goggles and flying helmet to review the recent rerelease of Kim Newman’s Anno Dracula: The Bloody Red Baron. Chocks away!
game REVIEW: Max Payne 3
Max Payne returns after almost a decade away. Ryan Scully leaps sideways in slow motion and makes “pew-pew” noises with the side of his mouth.
game NEWS: Metro: Last Light Teaser Trailer Online
THQ have put up a trailer for the live-action prelude to Metro 2034.
book REVIEW: Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves By Matt Ridley
Have you ever felt that the human race was basically doomed? That the only reason you carried on with life was out of some macabre interest in seeing how it will inevitably all go tits-up. Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves By Matt Ridley might give you a reason to think again.
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Goatwhore’s Sammy Duet
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music REVIEW: Dawn of Disease – Crypts of the Unrotten
OneMetal.com’s Danny Heaton goes on an expedition into the ‘Crypts of the Unrotten’, led by melodic death metal quintet Dawn Of Disease.
music REVIEW: What The Night Brings – Bound By Apathy
Metallic hardcore quintet What The Night Brings self-release their 2nd EP, ‘Bound By Apathy’. OneMetal.com’s Ross Jenner breaks down their latest effort for us.
music REVIEW: Words of Farewell – Immersion
Phil Whitehouse immerses himself in the debut album by German melodic death metal sextet Words Of Farewell, and finds them looking to Sweden for their inspiration.