No doubt about it, The Sword offer up a chunky riff-laden homage to comic books, trashy sci-fi novels and old school heavy metal with Warp Riders… it’s not for girls.

Popular Los Angeles-based metalcore quintet In This Moment return with their latest album, A Star-Crossed Wasteland – click on to see what Ross Allen thought!

Game controls are a tricky beast. When they work well, you hardly notice their there, but when they go wrong you can lose hair from sheer rage. With a new generation of motion controls upon us, Onemetal’s Kit Harrison takes a look at the virtues of wires, buttons, and good old-fashioned pad grime.

Knights in the Nightmare, the tactical RPG that advertises “Bullet-hell heaven in the palm of your hand,” crashes onto the PSP this October in a much more user-friendly format.

Although Oliver Longdon is not in this week’s episode his offensive language quota was filled neatly by Sacred Mother Tongue. Listener discretion is advised.

San Francisco progressive/folk/trad metal luminaries Hammers Of Misfortune’s critically-acclaimed first four albums have been re-released by Metal Blade – check out our appraisal of the band’s lauded debut within!

Vertigo Crime invites readers into the seedy underbelly of a 50s San Francisco with Fogtown, a noir-styled graphic novel told from the perspective of a drunk and secretive private eye named Frank Grissel.

Hailing from darkest Croydon, hard rock/metal quartet Godsized aim to impress with their second EP – see what Luke Morton had to say about it within!

Mark Dryden checks out ‘The Jacknife Chronicles’, a 12-minute piece of Machinima loosely based on the games Mirror’s Edge and Half Life 2, created using the Source Engine and Garry’s Mod.

Oliver Longden investigates the Bruce Dickinson-scripted occult horror film, Chemical Wedding. Is it the final frontier of great horror movies or enough to make Aleister Crowley turn in his grave?