music REVIEW: Veil Of Maya – Eclipse
Can Veil Of Maya’s latest album ‘Eclipse’ their previous work? Rob McAuslan gets his coat.
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music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Krisiun’s Max Kolesne
When veteran Brazilian death metallers Krisiun played a string of dates with Malevolent Creation and Vital Remains, OneMetal’s Danny Heaton and his bearded life partner went to shoot the shit with Max Kolesne.
music LIVE REVIEW: Krisiun, Malevolent Creation, Vital Remains @ Moho Live, Manchester – 13.02.12
When three of death metal’s most integral acts played a string of dates in the UK, OneMetal dispatched resident Danny Heaton to sample the blastbeats and black eyes.
music LIVE REVIEW: Wizard’s Beard Album Launch @ Royal Park Cellars, Leeds – 18.02.12
Having reviewed both their studio efforts, OneMetal.com’s Daniel Heaton figured it would be a shame to miss Wizard’s Beard playing their newest ‘Four Tired Undertakers’ in its entirety – especially as they had coralled some of Leeds’ best and brightest in support, and all for the price of a London pint!
music LIVE REVIEW: Diascorium, The Stanford Prison Experiment, Tyrant & Rectal Implosion @ Escobar, Leeds 05.02.12
Danny Heaton runs out of puns for his tagline because Diascorium doesn’t mean anything!
music REVIEW: Voivod – Warriors Of Ice
Rob McAuslan takes a trip back through metal history with Voivod’s latest live album.
music REVIEW: Skull Fist – Head Öf The Pack
Rob McAuslan gets his old-school on with Skull Fist.
music REVIEW: Retox – Ugly Animals
Famous for less than fifteen minutes? Rob McAuslan checks out Retox’s Ugly Animals.
music REVIEW: Autopsy – All Tomorrow’s Funerals
Death metal legends Autopsy are pulled apart by Danny Heaton.
music REVIEW: Death – Human (Reissue)
OneMetal’s Rob McAuslan doesn’t exactly need an excuse to listen to Death, but a remixed, remastered version of one of death metal’s all-time greats is a pretty good one as excuses go.
music REVIEW: Nephelium – Coils Of Entropy
OneMetal’s Phil Whitehouse checks out the long-awaited debut full-length by death metallers Nephelium, and finds himself hoping it doesn’t take the band another decade to release the follow-up.
music LIVE REVIEW: My Ruin, Godsized, Sanctorum, Long Day Fear @ London & Plymouth, January 2012
OneMetal’s Dani Hawkins takes in two dates of fearsome metallers My Ruin’s 2012 UK tour and reports on how the band and their support acts tore up the London Scala and the Plymouth White Rabbit.
music REVIEW: AGHAST! – Live Dangerously
London metallers AGHAST! present a trio of their wares for our delectation. OneMetal’s Rob McAuslan gets stuck in.
music REVIEW: iwrestledabearonce – Ruining It For Everybody
Christine Backer tries and fails to review Louisiana noise-mongers iwrestledabearonce’s second album on a track by track basis, and just settles for being suitably impressed instead.
music REVIEW: Alaric – Alaric
A simpler mind would define them as ‘punk’, but Oakland bunch Alaric are actually a much more special type of genre-blender. Pour yourself a snakebite and black and discover what happens when you put members of Noothgrush and UK Subs in the same band…
music REVIEW: Dyscarnate – And So It Came To Pass
Can Surrey-based death metallers Dyscarnate improve on their first album with their latest release? Rob McAuslan gets bulldozed by And So It Came To Pass.
music REVIEW: Noisear – Subvert The Dominant Paradigm
48 hours in the life of a grindcore band? Alright then, says our Rob McAuslan, and takes on the third album from Noisear.
music REVIEW: Primordial – Redemption At The Puritan’s Hand
Not the first in a series of retro reviews, as you might expect, but the result of Rob McAuslan finally getting his finger out. Primordial’s latest opus gets its review at long last.
music REVIEW: Dragonland – Under The Grey Banner
Nicholas Cleeve dusts off his dictionary of fantasy clichés to take on Dragonland’s latest album.
music REVIEW: Noothgrush – Live For Nothing
After disbanding in 2001, Californian sludge act Noothgrush are making a comeback and Southern Lord have just released a compilation of two radio sessions from the 90’s. It doesn’t feature their corking rendition of Star Wars’ ‘Imperial March’ (shame!), but read on to find out what Dani made of it anyway…