Danny Heaton takes an inter-dimensional journey to recover the Spear of Gan, visit Grynpholg Mountain, analyse data in the fossilised brain of the last human being and revisit the lost classics that are Timeghoul’s demos.
Dave Fensome has a chat with Paul Antonio Ortiz – creative force behind Chimp Spanner and perhaps OneMetal’s most popular interviewee – and takes the opportunity to pitch him some banana-themed merch ideas. Read on to see how that went down.
Dave Fensome chats with French progressive/technical metallers Uneven Structure about life on the road and beyond.
Rob McAuslan dusts off his doomy descriptors for the new release from Australia’s Inverloch.
As Tears for Fears so memorably said, everybody wants to rule the world. Now Supervillain: The Concise Guide tells you how to take a humble small business and transform it into a tool of global oppression.
Aussie djent favourites release the first single after their impressive debut The Compass. Will Eye Embedded continue the band’s success?
Dave Fensome hit the Camden Barfly to check out UK progressive/technical metal label Basick Records’ showcase evening (part of HMV’s ‘Next Big Thing’ series of gigs) and witnessed sets by Chimp Spanner, Uneven Structure and The Algorithm. Read on for his report from the front.
Hang The Bastard have a new record out. “Who?” we hear you ask. Rob McAuslan is dying to tell you about them inside…
After having caught their impressive live shows a number of times, Phil Whitehouse finally gets his hands on Birmingham-based metal act Amongst The Survivors’ debut album. Does it match the promise of their fearsome gigs? Read on to find out…
Festival season is fast approaching. OneMetal’s Ryan Neal and Jack Traveller ruminate on the glories to come at this year’s Wacken Open Air.
Technical death metal mentalists Blotted Science provide a frenzied instrumental soundtrack to all manner of insect-related horrors on latest EP The Animation of Entomology. Phil Whitehouse reaches for the bug spray.
Caught between tours, Black Breath once again stepped into Kurt Ballou’s God City studio and pumped out their new LP Sentenced to Life. Did the pressure get to them?
OneMetal.com’s latest contributor David Keevill eases us in gently with a review of Hartford, Connecticut-based punk rock quartet Make Do and Mend’s debut full-length, End Measured Mile.
The trailer for Assassin’s Creed 3 is here, ready to show you how running, jumping and stabbing will work in a brand new historical context.
Ellie McGee contemplates the atmospheric metal stylings of carnivorous vegetation in her review of The Man-Eating Tree’s ‘Harvest’.
Join us on a drive through the bloody sexploitation of Alex Orr’s 2007 debut, Blood Car. Does this cult movie in the making live up to its fast-growing reputation?
Onemetal’s Jack Traveller journeys to a strange, foreign land in pursuit of tech-death glory. Did the motley crew of Origin, Psycroptic, Leng Tch’e and Dictated live up to his exacting standards?
Asphyx unleash the Deathhammer on us all, and Rob McAuslan goes to find out exactly what one of those is.
Peter Allison creeps out from behind the sofa to write about the forthcoming Brit Sci-Fi invasion at the National Space Centre, featuring the man himself Gerry Anderson as well as stars from Dr. Who, Red Dwarf, and many others.
Bees, clockwork, clockwork bees, elderly spies, nuns and gangsters – it’s a weird mixture, but Nick Harkaway has never been the most straightforward writer. Despite all that, Angelmaker is a surprisingly fast-paced thriller.